Northwest Missouri is gaining new life-saving technology that changes the playing field for emergent stroke patients when mere minutes make a world of difference. After years of planning and 11 months of construction, Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph unveiled a new interventional neurology and neuroendovascular program on January 8. Mosaic is becoming a top-level
The Maryville Public Library is holding the adult program “Healthy Eating on a Budget” at 5:30 pm, Wednesday, January 29. Registration is required at the library front desk or by calling 660.582.5281.
NFL All-Pro Players, 2020-2024 As the NFL prepares for the Conference Championship games this weekend, the 2024 AP (Associated Press) NFL All-Pro Team was recently announced. This week’s map looks at the last five years of All-Pro players (194 total) based on where they went to high school. The ‘Best of the Best’ hailed, in
Maryville Vet Clinic, owned by Patrick O’Connell, is the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors January Business of the Month. Located at 23982 Business Highway 71, Maryville Vet Clinic provides outstanding customer service and quality animal care. It’s open weekdays 8 am to 5 pm, and Saturdays between 8 am to 2 pm. The clinic
Northwest Missouri State University will host an artist’s exploration of the ways rural, Black Southern families use visual art as a means of resistance and narrative reclamation during the spring semester’s first exhibit in the Olive Deluce Art Gallery. Titled “An Archive of Care: Reframing Our Understanding of Family, Place, and Identity,” the exhibit features
By MaryFran Stransky, NNL Social Media In the October 6, 2005, edition of the Nodaway News Leader, Kim Chestnut shared her recipe for sour cream enchiladas in a special County Cooks article. I’ve saved all the recipes from that series and have tried many of them over the years. This delightful blast from the past
The Maryville Tourism Committee at the January 8 meeting approved the seven key initiatives of the ChandlerThinks completed strategic plan. The seven key initiatives are: • Adjust and dedicate resources to provide a real focus and expertise in growing tourism 1.) Full-time staff; 2.) Expand funding that effectively supports tourism for success. • Build a
The Maryville Elks Lodge #760 had five youth represent the lodge at the Elks District Hoop Shoot at Cameron, January 19. They were: second place, 12-13 girls, Blakely Bogart, King City; second place, 8-9 girls, Jaylie Stiens, Nodaway Holt; second place, 11-12 boys, Ridge Hornbuckle, St. Gregory; first place, 10-11 Girls, Harlyn Skoglund, South Nodaway.
By Kathryn Rice Bob Bohlken, Maryville, received his 70-year American Legion pin, January 19, at a party held in his honor at Oak Pointe. He was surrounded by legion members, family and friends during the presentation. Bohlken joined the Talmage (NE) American Legion after his service in Germany during the Korean War in July 1955.
Linda Darlene (Murphy) Anderson Latta, 76, Maryville, and formerly of Maitland, died Monday, January 20, 2025, at the Maryville Living Center. She was born on October 24, 1948 to Bill Lee and Betty Jean McGeorge Murphy in Maryville. She graduated from the South Nodaway High School in Barnard. She married David Stanley Anderson on April
