The Second Harvest Thanksgiving Food Drop will begin at 10 am, Thursday, November 21 in the First United Methodist Church parking lot. The Light from Darkness Service will be at 7 pm. It is designed for those for whom the holidays might be difficult. If you have undergone a loss, transition, life change, separation or
The 10 Squared Women of Maryville donated $9,800 to St. Frances Foundation for the new Mosaic Women’s Health Clinic. Construction on the Women’s Clinic will begin in early 2025 with the projected completion date of fall 2025. It will specialize in generalized OB/GYN care. Jennings said it hopes to add lactation services and a behavior
The First United Methodist Church will hold a Thanksgiving Feast at 5 pm, Wednesday, November 20 put on by the ChOW Team.
Spoofy Beans will be serving coffee 8:15 to 9:30 am, Wednesday, November 20 for the BOSS Coffee for professional networking at the Maryville Public Library. Topic for the meeting is networking.
FBS Top 25 AP Poll, November 10, 2024 Major college football (FBS) has completed 11 weeks of the 2024 season. This week’s proportional symbol map displays the AP top-ranked team (Oregon) with the largest football and #25 Tulane with the smallest football. The pattern represents teams from across the country as they vie for position
Members of the Platte Valley and North Nodaway Cross Country teams ran on November 8 in Columbia in the Class 1 State Championship.
The first official lowering of the new flag was at Maryville High School Veterans Day Program, November 11. The flag was purchased by American Legion Post 100, David Dredge Post Commander.
Maryville High School students will present “The Addams Family, school edition” at 7 pm, Thursday and Friday, November 21 and 22, and 2 pm, Sunday, November 24 at the Maryville High School PAC. Tickets are $8 at the door and online at spoofhoundsonstage.ludus.com.
By Kathryn Rice Jon and Audra Dooley have adjusted to their recent move to Maryville and the start of their business, Jon Dooley Heating and Cooling, Inc. The Dooleys are from Bakersfield, CA. Jon has 30 years of experience in the heating and air conditioner field. Their transition from Bakersfield to Maryville began with their
C.J. Holthaus, an instructor of English in Northwest Missouri State University’s Department of Language, Literature and Writing, will present this year’s Last Lecture, titled “Bearcats Believe.” The lecture begins at 6 pm, Tuesday, November 19, in Room 2550 at the Garrett-Strong Science Building. It is free and open to the public. Sponsored by Northwest’s Society
