The City of Maryville recognized Kenneth Poppa and Rosalina Welch as the June recipients of the Beautification Award. Their property at 512 E 5th Street showcases outstanding curb appeal and a dedication to keeping our community looking its best.
The Clearmont City Council met June 17 and held further discussions over the water billing system. Water Clerk Dianna Logan reported that the new drop box has been installed at her residence at 422 South Pine, and is now operational. Minor system bugs are still being addressed, but the billing system is functional. Logan also
Representatives from Southern Bank presented checks to North Star Advocacy Center, The Ministry Center and Nodaway County Services July 7, each worth $1,750.
Several Parkdale subdivision’s residents and their extended families enjoyed their time together on July 4th with a parade to celebrate.
Several Parkdale subdivision’s residents and their extended families enjoyed their time together on July 4th with a parade to celebrate.
Nodaway County 4-H members participated in the special activities event June 23 at the Nodaway County Administration Center. These members, including two Clover Kids, modeled for the fashion revue portion of the event. They all received blue ribbon. They are front: Kennedy Doty, NE Bluejays 4-H Club, Clover Kid, Clothes you Make, pajama pants;
Mylee Backman and Delilah James were the banner bearers and officially started the 48th Annual 4th of July Parade on Lisa Lane in Maryville. A bright sunshiny day saw everyone dressed in their patriotic best come out to walk, bike or ride through the two to three block parade, while others lined the street.
By Kathryn Rice Pam and Ronald Spire, Parnell, will be the 2025 grand marshals for the Parnell Duck Days “Sundae Funday” parade which begins at 11:30 am, Sunday, July 13. “We’re honored,” Pam Spire said about being named grand marshals. “It will be fun.” The couple has been married for 31 years. They have two
On June 28, Elmo celebrated the 75th Annual 4th of July with lots of entertainment for the whole family. The night ended with the fireworks display, but earlier in the day, citizens gathered for the annual parade. Leading the way was the grand marshals, Linda and Mickie Pruitt.
On June 18 the Nodaway County Senior Citizens Senate, Inc. board met to handle senior center business. Administrator Mia Nelson presented the fiscal year 2026 proposed budget for the center. Estimated income for the Angel Program was $16,000 and operating income was $349,880. Estimated expenses for Angel Program’s meal cost was $45,500 and operating was
