Northwest Missouri State University welcomes veteran educator Gerry Brooks for a lecture beginning at 3 pm, Sunday, September 22 at the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at bearcatsports.com. All proceeds will go to support the university’s Pay It Forward Fund which provides assistance to Northwest students who
The Hopkins Community Club Beef and Noodle dinner for Sunday, September 22 has been canceled.
Northwest Missouri State University will host its annual Missouri Hope emergency response field training exercise October 10-13 and invites students, employees and community members to work as role players during the exercise. The event occurs at Mozingo Outdoor Education Recreation Area (MOERA) and Mozingo Youth Camp, where students receive practical training toward becoming experts in
The NWMSU Bearcat Football team took down No. 25 ranked Fort Hays State 32-20 on September 14 in Bearcat Stadium. The Tigers started the game well, scoring the first two touchdowns to take a 14-0 lead. Northwest would respond before the half however, scoring two touchdowns of their own and adding a field goal, making
Maryville Bearcat Aerie #3669 Eagles will hold a prime rib supper from 5 to 7 pm, Saturday, September 21 at the aerie located at 29997 US Highway 71 South, Maryville. The menu is prime rib, fried potatoes, green beans, salad and a roll. Cost is a $25 donation, proceeds go to various charities. Afterwards, dance
The 15th Annual Missouri’s Great NW Winefest will be from 11:30 am to 7 pm, Saturday, September 21 at Griffith Park, Mound City. There will be artisans, live music, grape stomping, carriage rides, raffles, wineries, breweries, food vendors and more hosted by the NW MO Enterprise Facilitation. Tickets available online at nwmef.org or at the door.
Platte Valley Football Team has started the season 3-0 for the third straight season after beating Mound City 52-6 in Hopkins on September 13. Platte Valley will face off against undefeated Nodaway Valley in Hopkins on September 20.
September 14 was a perfect day for the Burlington Jct. Farmers Fall Festival and parade. See additional photos on Page 2 of the NNL.
Judith Lee “Judy” Job, 80, died Saturday, September 14, 2024, at the Nodaway Nursing Home, Maryville. She was born in Maryville on October 8, 1943, to Raymond and Hazel Livengood Job. She graduated from Maryville High School. She married Jim Gaukel. They lived in Maryville then spent five years in Cedar Rapids, IA. They divorced
Marcalene “Marsha” Stubbs, 84, Maryville, died Monday, September 16, 2024. She was born on September 17, 1940, in Little Rock, AR to Hugh Massey and Maxine Stafford. At 9 nine years old, she and sisters grew up in the Presbyterian Home for Children in Monticello, AR. She graduated from Monticello High School. She has been
