The Maryville Rotary Club announces the opening of the Bloomin’ Peony Tour event to local vendors for the two-day event. The Bloomin’ Peony Tour is set for Saturday and Sunday, May 18 – 19 at the Hollingsworth Peony farm, located south of Burlington Jct. “We are inviting local vendors with a variety of wares to
The Stanberry Invitational was held on April 5, and the Blue Jay Relays were April 9. North Nodaway, Northeast Nodaway, Platte Valley and Nodaway Valley all competed. Photos and Prep Scoreboard can be found on Page 16 of the NNL.
This year, the Nodaway News Leader received 117 entries of poetry for the judges to enjoy. Photos of the first place winners receiving their certificates and Chamber Bucks can be found on the front page while winning entries, and several other pieces which also placed, can be found on Page 3 of the April 11th
The Maryville Public Library is hosting an adult program, “The basics of photography and composition,” at 6 pm, Thursday, April 18 in the library adult section. The guest speaker is Adam Bochart, Northwest Missouri State University mass media instructor. The presentation is beneficial to adults interested in photography regardless of skill or equipment. Refreshments will
The Maryville Spoofhound Tennis Team defeated Benton 9-0 on April 4 at Northwest Missouri State University. Maryville has started the season 4-1, with their lone loss coming against Savannah on March 20. Head Coach Nicole McGinness got her 100th win as head coach on April 3 against Cameron.
By Morgan Guyer The Nodaway Valley Thunder defeated North Nodaway 14-4 on April 4 in Burlington Jct. After North Nodaway scored three runs in the top of the fourth inning to tie the game at 4-4, it was looking like it would be a close game heading into the final innings. That was until Nodaway
The Elmo Fish Fry will be from 5 to 7 pm, Saturday, April 13 at the Community Building in Elmo. The menu is fried fish, chicken, potatoes, salads and drink. There is indoor seating and carryout. Cost is $13 for ages 12 and up; Children 11 and under are $6. Money raised goes to community
Second Saturday at the Nodaway County Historical Society Museum will be from 9 to 11 am, Saturday, April 13. Visitors are welcomed to stop by for coffee, snacks and the opportunity to explore the museum.
Downtown Maryville is holding a clean-up day from 8 to 10 am, Saturday, April 13. Volunteers are to meet by 8 am in the Downtown Pocket Park, Third and Main Streets. They will be picking up litter, pulling weeds, spreading mulch and other activities to beautify the area.
Mary Beth Shipps, representative Nodaway County Farm Bureau, traveled to several local schools, Maryville and Ravenwood to share a planting activity with rye seeds donated by Williams Lawn Seed and to present “Thank a Farmer” book donated by Nodaway County Farm Bureau board.
