The Clearmont City Council held its monthly meeting on August 22. Two residents came to the council meeting to discuss water bills. Faye Smith requested clarification on the charges on her water bill and she told the council she did not appreciate the registered letter that was sent to her. She noted she realized her
SSM Health St. Francis Hospital will once again be closing the hospital’s main entrance to complete roof replacement over the front lobby area. Beginning Tuesday, September 4, through October 5, patients and visitors will be temporarily diverted to alternate entrances. The north end of the north wing and the old front entrance south of the
The Northwest Missouri State University Regents accepted over $1 million spending of the RT Wright Farm additional projects during the August 30 meeting. The Regents authorized the university to move forward with improvements to the entrance and a road expansion at the farm, not to exceed $1 million, another step in several improvements planned for
The Maryville Spoofhounds football team was unable to amass enough momentum to overturn the first quarter 19-0 Blair Oaks lead in their 35-38 loss to the Falcons August 24 at William Jewell College. Between missed tackles and offensive blunders, the Spoofhounds looked a little too fresh to the field. Meanwhile, the Falcons came in ready
The Graham Street Fair had a “Winter Wonderland in August” throughout the town on August 23-25.
The Newcomer family reunion will start at 12:30 pm, Sunday, September 9 at the High Prairie Community Center, King City with a potluck dinner. Ice and tea will be provided.
The annual Treese reunion will start with a potluck dinner at 12:30 pm, Sunday, September 9 at the Little Red School House in Clearmont. Doors will open at 11 am. For more information, call Phyllis Abbott at 660.582.4017.
United Way of Nodaway County is hosting a baked potato bar with all the trimmings from 5 to 7 pm, Thursday, September 6 at the Nodaway County Senior Center, 1210 East First Street, Maryville. Dessert and drink will be included in the $8 for adults cost. Children 11 and under are $5 and under age
The Friends Caring group will meet at 4 pm, Thursday, September 6 in the Friendship Hall, First United Methodist Church, 102 North Main Street, Maryville. Friends Caring is for individuals of all ages who find themselves alone, either by choice, divorce, death or other circumstances. The hour of sharing, scripture led by Rev. Marjean Ehlers
The Nodaway County Republican Women will hold a meeting at 11:30 am, Thursday, September 6 at Pizza Ranch, Maryville.
