Drifting snow and ice accumulations will make road clearance challenging As heavy winter precipitation makes its way across the state, the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to continue to avoid traveling on the weather-impacted roads through Monday. The National Weather Service has deemed travel in these conditions, which are expected to linger once
Northbound and southbound Interstate 29 is now closed from mile marker 110 near Rock Port in Atchison County to mile marker 56 north of St. Joseph in Andrew County. The interstate is closed due to winter weather conditions. A reopening timeframe has not been determined. For more information on roadway conditions please visit MoDOT’s Traveler
The Maryville Public Library recently held graduation ceremonies for 10 students in the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program. The other graduates are: Derek McFall-Boegeman is the son of Hunter and Sarah McFall-Boegeman; Vivian Hulsey is the daughter of Jacob and Anna Hulsey; Emery Lefeber is the daughter of Josh and Kimberly Lefeber; Waylon Prettyman is
NWS: “Impossible” driving conditions expected in Missouri Driving conditions have deteriorated in western Missouri Saturday as winter precipitation pushes east, and the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to avoid travel throughout the duration of the winter storm, which is expected to last until Monday morning. The National Weather Service upgraded the storm warning
The Maryville Pride and Host Lions Clubs promoted peace and Lionism at four area schools with the Lions Peace Poster Contest. This year’s international theme was “Peace Without Limits.” Winners with their posters are pictured on Page 19 of the NNL.
Winter Storm Warning now in effect from noon today to 3 am CST Monday * WHAT...Heavy mixed precipitation expected. Total snow and sleet accumulations between 7 and 14 inches and ice accumulations up to one tenth of an inch. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph. * WHERE...Portions of east central and northeast Kansas and
On December 23, the MFA Oil Foundation awarded two area schools grants. Northeast Nodaway received a grant for the purchase of a refrigerator, range, freezer, pots and pans for its new food science program. At the presentation were: Maryville Plant Manager Brian Watkins, NEN Superintendent Brenda Dougan, NEN FACS Teacher Barb Bredlow and MFA Oil
Evergy is planning and preparing for a potential multi-day effort to restore power as the first winter storm of 2025 is predicted to move across Kansas and Missouri Saturday and Sunday. Nearly 1,000 line and vegetation contractors are mobilized and ready to join our Evergy crews and staff to get power back on as safely
The National Weather Service has placed Nodaway County in a Winter Weather Watch from Saturday January 4, 2025 at 6 p.m. through Monday January 6, 2025 3 a.m. Our area is predicted to see 8-15” of snowfall. Up to .10” of ice is possible before transitioning to snow. Travel is not advised. Due to treacherous
