The US Department of Labor is hosting a free webinar, “Women Small Business Owners: Improving Your Financial Security” at 2 pm ET Thursday, April 25. The free webinar is meant to help women small business owners improve their financial security with information on: • Key considerations for women small business owners and resources available to
A formal afternoon tea will be held 2-4 pm, Sunday, April 21 at the Nodaway County Historical Society and Museum, 110 North Walnut Street, Maryville. It will feature traditional tea sandwiches, pastries and a selection of teas. It will be served on traditional china. Embrace the theme by dressing up. Cost is $10 per
The Maryville Spoofhound Boys Golf got wins against LeBlond on April 11, and Savannah on April 15. They also faced off against Barstow over 18 holes on April 10. Additional photos on Page 15 of this week’s NNL.
Northwest Missouri State University Director of Athletics Andy Peterson has selected Matt Keeley as the 21st head men’s basketball coach in program history. “I’m very confident in bringing Coach Keeley on board to lead our men’s basketball program,” Peterson said. “I’ve known him for a long time having scrimmaged, coached and recruited against him over
As the spring semester comes to an end and students leave campus for the summer, Northwest Missouri State University and Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Nodaway County are partnering again and encouraging students to donate unwanted items and reduce landfill waste during the biannual Big Green Move Out. From now until Friday, April 26,
North Central Missouri College’s two-person robotics automation technology team, Keaton Pettlon, left, and Zachary Walker, far right, both from Maryville, competed in the Missouri SkillsUSA Robotics Automation Technology Competition held at State Tech in Linn. The team took first place and qualified to compete at the National SkillsUSA conference in Atlanta, GA, June 24-28. Petlon
Dean Gerard Meyer, 58, Guilford, died Sunday, April 14, 2024, at Mosaic Medical Center in Maryville. He was born November 30, 1965, to Stephen and Bernadette Meyer. He graduated from Jefferson C-123 High School, Conception Jct. On September 7, 1991, he married Tam Allen in Maryville, and they built their life on a farm in
William “Bill” Treese, 80, Maryville, died Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at his home. He was born on August 2, 1943, in Pickering, to Bernard and Mary Wilson Treese. He was a graduate of Northeast Nodaway High School. On September 2, 1961, he married Garnette M. Hawk in Platte City. She preceded him in death December
Darlene Sue Ware-Brant, 73, Maryville, passed away Sunday, April 14, 2024 at Village Care, Maryville with her daughter, Linda by her side. Darlene was born August 3, 1950, to Elvin Clutch and Mary Ellen Shelton-Ware, both deceased, Arkoe. Darlene is also preceded in death by two sisters, Donna Esther Ware-Black, Mary Elizabeth Ware and one
Northwest Missouri State University’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts will host its annual spring art show and sale, in concurrence with its Empty Cups fundraiser. The show and sale, which features a variety of art created by students, is 11 am to 7 pm, Thursday, April 18; 9 am to 1 pm, Friday, April
