Month: July

The Barnard Community Historical Society Museum is open from 1 to 4 pm, Sunday, July 27. It is also open by appointment. For more information, call Mike Walker at 816.262.4814.

The Ravenwood Community Breakfast will be 8 am to noon, Sunday, July 27 at the Ravenwood Community Center. The menu is eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, biscuits and gravy and pancakes. Adults are $10 and children are $5. Proceeds will go to the Northeast Nodaway High School Girls Basketball Team.

The NWMJT Tour Championship was held on July 21 at St. Joseph Country Club as the final event of the season.

Missouri Department of Education and Secondary Education has announced the 34 Regional Teachers of the Year who have been selected to represent their regions in the 2026 Missouri Teacher of the Year Program. The Northwest Regional Teacher of the Year is Rachel Stoll, Jefferson C-123’s preschool grade teacher. Stoll has been a teacher for 10

The Nick Rucker Outdoor Concert will be from 7 to 9 pm, Saturday, July 26 at the Backyard Vine and Wine, 30484 Icon Road, Maryville. There will be a book signing before the concert. Food is provided by Baker and Sons.

The Nodaway County Historical Society Museum, 110 North Walnut, Maryville, is offering the Artists of Nodaway County Exhibit opening at 1 pm, Saturday, July 26. The exhibit will be a sampling of artists working in the late 19th century to the late 20th century. There

The Ultimate Horsemen’s Challenge Association (UHCA) hosted by Mid-Central Horsemen will begin with 8 am, Saturday, July 26 registration with a 9 am walk-through. The challenge also will take place on Sunday, July 27. The race starts after the walk-through. There will be concessions and a Saturday night meal by North Nodaway 4-H Club. Online

The Depot Museum in Skidmore will be open during the Punkin Show 4 to 7 pm, Friday, July 25 and noon to 6 pm, Saturday, July 26.

It’s important to get students their back-to-school immunizations as soon as possible, said Tabitha Frank, RN, BSN, Nodaway County Health Center public health nurse. The two vaccines needed for students going into eighth and 12th grades are the Tdap, which covers tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis or whooping cough; and meningitis or meningococcal. A clinic is planned

At the July 14 Maryville City Council meeting, a contract with MegaKC, Kansas City, was approved for construction of the Downtown Pedestrian Alleyway Project.   The project will convert the east-west vehicular oriented alley between fourth and fifth streets and Main and Buchanan Streets into a pedestrian oriented public space. Maryville was awarded $767,827 from