The Maryville City Council met July 28 and approved two change orders for the Community Hangar and Downtown Pavilion Projects. The change order No. 1 for the Community Hangar Project was accepted with Four K Construction, Branson. The building structure is already on-site, but construction has stalled due to heavy rainfall that has saturated the
Roger Baker, third generation owner of MTE Office Center, 216 East Third, snips the ceremonial ribbon to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the business. Former employees, family members, Maryville Chamber Ambassadors, business representatives and community members came to give their best wishes to the current MTE team.
The Clearmont City Council met on July 15 to discuss the business of the city. The minutes from the previous meeting were approved by the council, as well as the payment of bills. People Service Representative Nick Sowards reported that routine bacteria samples were collected, and all came back with no coliform present. All monthly
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has awarded a $4.1 million loan to the city of Maryville for planning and design work related to the city’s ongoing drinking water improvement project. Provided through the department’s planning and design loan program, the loan will supply vital interim financing to cover early engineering and administrative costs
Carolyn Parkhurst was honored for her 40+ years of helpful smiles as a Hy-Vee employee in Maryville during the unveiling of her photo on one of the Hy-Vee semi-truck delivery trailers. Her fellow store employees, present and past, came to congratulate her in front of the truck as it rolled into the HyVee South Main
MLB Hall of Fame, 1936-2025 Five players were inducted into the Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame this past weekend in Cooperstown, New York. Let’s look at where the best (283 Hall of Fame players) of all time, call home. This week’s map of Hall of Fame Player inductees, since it’s inception in 1936, is
On July 24, Elks Lodge #760 provided Maryville Young Players and their families, 330 attended, with a rehearsal night picnic, organized by Elk Evan Townsend. The Elks Lodge has provided this annual picnic for over 10 years; this year adding a collaboration with Nodaway County Services and a few of their individuals. Other area youth
Asher’s Angels, along with the Christian Coalition for Families, The St. Joseph Youth Alliance, and the Northwest Family Resource Association are bringing Tiny Tot Town to Hughes Fieldhouse on Northwest Missouri State campus. The event, from 10 am to 2 pm, Saturday, August 9, will feature many assistant programs from Mosaic to Head Start as
The Burlington Jct. City Council met July 21 and provided notice of a public hearing for the current tax year set for 6 pm, August 11. The regular city council meeting will take place after the hearing. City Administrator Jo Anna Marriott gave the financial report. Revenues for the last fiscal year have been submitted
This past week the Missouri APSE (Association of People Supporting Employment) presented NUCOR representatives the 2025 Show-Me Disability Inclusion Award, which recognizes individuals and organizations in Missouri that go above and beyond to promote true workplace inclusion for people with disabilities.
