At the April 1 Maryville City Council Meeting, a contract with Keller Construction, St. Joseph, was approved for the 2024 asphalt mill and overlay project. Milling and hot-mix asphalt overlay is needed on several poorly-condition streets, which were identified in an council closed session on February 12. The total cost of the bid will be
Free coffee will be served by Spoofy Beans at the Maryville License Bureau from 9:30 to 10:30 am, Tuesday, April 9.
On March 20, both Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph Medical Center and Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville were recognized by the Community Blood Center for being top donation locations in 2023. Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph Medical Center was awarded as the top hospital with more than 300 donations while Mosaic Medical Center
At the March 26 NOCOMO Industries, Inc. board meeting, Jack Morris was introduced as the newest board member. Morris is the Nucor-LMP Maryville plant manager. He became interested in helping people with disabilities by Nucor-LMP’s involvement with the Maryville High School students who operate Spoofy Beans. He decided to take this interest further by joining
Carson Rogers, a fourth grader at St. Gregory School and son of Jon and Randi Rogers, Maryville, has been accepted to represent the school in the National Youth Leadership Forum: Pathways to STEM, that is science, technology, engineering, and math) in St. Louis this summer. He will be joining other high-aspiring students from all over
Beebusters to meet The Beebusters will meet from 7 to 9 pm, Monday, April 8 at the Laura Street Baptist Church, 120 South Laura, Maryville. Anyone interested in bees is welcome to attend.
Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, would like the public to be aware the upcoming solar eclipse may affect driver examination skills testing times. The solar eclipse in Missouri is expected to begin at approximately 12:35 pm, April 8 and reach a total eclipse at 1:55 pm in most areas.
American Legion Post 100 and Scout Troops 190 and 74 will serve breakfast from 8 am to noon, Sunday, April 7 at the post, 1104 East Fifth Street, Maryville. Adults are $9; children six and under are $5. Proceeds go to support veterans and Scout programs.
Northwest Missouri State University’s Department of Natural Sciences will host an observation of this spring’s solar eclipse, giving the local community a unique opportunity to view the moon passing in front of the sun. The gathering will begin, weather permitting, at 12:40 pm, Monday, April 8, outside the entrance to the BD Owens Library. The
Submitted by SF Aaron R. Brown, the print-exclusive article is featured on Page 3 of this week’s NNL. Before the sun rose on March 14, a group of soldiers and spouses from HHB, 1-129th Field Artillery of Maryville were already on the road heading to Las Cruces, NM, embarking on what they knew would be
