The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission voted W. Dustin Boatwright, Cape Girardeau, and Terry L. Ecker, Elmo, into the roles of commission chair and vice chair, respectively at their April 2 meeting. Ecker previously served as commission chairman over the past year, with Boatwright as vice chair. Boatwright, an independent, was appointed to the commission
Nodaway County Federated Republican Women will meet at 11:30 am, Thursday, April 11 at A & G Restaurant, Maryville.
At the March 26 Nodaway County Health Center board meeting, Administrator Tom Patterson introduced the new part-time health educator, Dawn Stephens. Patterson said he would look to hire a part-time nurse in the fall to help with vaccinations, etc. The board discussed the generator bids again along with information obtained from other health centers with
West Nodaway High School students will present the dinner theater play “No Vacancy” with the doors opening at 5 pm, Saturday, April 13. The meal begins at 5:30 pm, the play at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $20 and must be purchased prior to the play. Tickets for the play only are $5 at the door.
The April Walk with a Doc will start at noon, Wednesday, April 10 on the walking path at the north end of Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville.
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
