At the April 10 Skidmore City Council meeting, Newton Hall was filled with residents who were dissatisfied with the new rule on cemetery decorations. In December, the council passed a statute on the removal of decorations at the three city cemeteries. It basically says no decorations can be left on longer than seven days. Chief
This year, The Pub and Black Pony Brewing Company, both Maryville bars, are teaming up to present a high-energy lineup of rock tributes, food trucks, street dances and unforgettable nights of live music in downtown Maryville. Kicking off this spring and stretching through summer, the series will turn Fourth Street between Main and Buchanan into
The Nodaway County Ambulance District is hosting an open house from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, Wednesday, April 30, at district office, 103 Carefree Drive to celebrate the district’s 50th year in operation. Refreshments and requested tours of the facilities will be provided for the event with the public being invited to attend. The Nodaway County
The Nodaway County Association of Retired School Employees will meet with hospitality at 8:30 am and program at 9 am, Thursday, May 1. All residents of Nodaway County who are retired school employees are invited to join the group.
College Bowling Per Capita, 2025 The per capita production of women collegiate bowlers by hometown is a good example of a regional sport. In this case, it is the Midwest and Northeast that dominate. New Jersey ranks first, followed by Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin, and New York. There are 102 NCAA Bowling programs and 857 bowlers.
The Maryville Boys Tennis met St. Pius X at the Frank Grube Courts on April 16 and fell 4-5 to move to 10-2 on the season.
Amazon will expand its operations in Northwest Missouri with plans to open its first site in Maryville, a new 11,800-square-foot last-mile facility. This will enhance delivery speeds for customers throughout Nodaway County and beyond, marking a major investment in the region and continued enhancement of the company’s last-mile delivery network. “The City of Maryville is
The Rose Theater in Maryville commemorated the opening of a Smithsonian exhibit “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America” with Chamber representatives and members of the community on April 23. Holly Cronk and Theater Representative Nina Dewhirst held the ribbon while Missouri Humanities Program Coordinator Nick Lopez uses the scissors. A short presentation was also held,
I will when that when that moment comes I’ll shout it outThe Graham 4-H Club is excited to host another year of the Graham Farmers Market with the first one to be 8 am to noon, Saturday, May 3 at the Nodaway-Holt School’s parking lot. The Graham Farmers Market began in 2024 after the Graham
As the Northwest spring semester comes to an end and students leave campus for summer break, the university and Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Nodaway County are partnering again to encourage students to donate unwanted belongings and reduce landfill waste during the annual Big Green Move Out. From now until Saturday, May 3, the
