Seven seniors, one from each school in the county except South Nodaway, which had no applications, plus one at-large earned a $1,000 scholarship with the option to renew it from the Nodaway County Cattlemen Association, February 8 during the organization’s annual roundup. This years scholarship recipients: Hadley Cline, Jefferson, daughter of Brad and Keely Cline;
At the January 31 Maryville Middle School all-school assembly growth awards were announced. Three students who had showed the most growth in math and star reading were chosen in each grade. The reading awards went to front: Melora Wilson, grade eight; Lukas Sybert, Hailyn Walker and Zoey Hager, all in fifth; Princess Chagollan, seventh; back:
The South Nodaway and Jefferson Courtwarming King and Queen were announced following the Platte Valley boys game February 7 at Jefferson High School. The Jefferson Queen and King are Maleeah Bliley and Hunter Redden. Bliley is the daughter of Lloyd and Desarae Bliley and Redden is the son of Randy and Sherri Redden. The crown
Our print exclusive coverage of area schools celebrating 100 Days of School can be found on Page 10 of this week’s NNL.
NERDS Robotics qualifies for next round of year-end competition The South Nodaway-Jefferson team is Lyndon Hayden, Teagan Moutray, Nolan Wallace, South Nodaway and Andy Lager, Jefferson. The Novice Engineer’s Robot Design Society (NERDS) is coached by Jerry Nelson and Royce Cozine. On February 1, the team participated in the KC East League Tournament in
The South Nodaway PTO is holding a bingo night fundraiser from 6 to 8:30 pm, Saturday, February 8 at the SN school gym. The first bingo round starts at 6:15 pm at $2 per card per round. There will be concessions, silent auction and prizes. All proceeds will go towards the updating and expansion of
The King and Queen from North Nodaway and Northeast Nodaway were crowned at respective ceremonies. Northeast Nodaway held their community pep rally on January 23, while North Nodaway held theirs after the boys basketball game on January 24. The North Nodaway King and Queen are Owen Martin and Neveah Smith. Martin is the son of
The Maryville Pride and Host Lions Clubs promoted peace and Lionism at four area schools with the Lions Peace Poster Contest. This year’s international theme was “Peace Without Limits.” Winners with their posters are pictured on Page 19 of the NNL.
Northwest Missouri State University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion will commemorate the work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with its annual celebration week, beginning Thursday, January 16, and concluding Monday, January 20. The activities are free and open to the public, including a peace brunch featuring keynote speaker Bilal Clarance, an university
Residents of the Nodaway County Services Group Homes were invited to the St. Gregory’s gym December 20, and were treated to some Christmas carols from the students, as well as coffee and donuts. The students from St. Gregory Barbarigo School sang various Christmas-themed songs, including “Frosty the Snowman,” “Jingle Bells” and “Rudolph, the Red Nosed
