The Nodaway County Cattlemen’s Association held its 9th Annual Cattlemen’s Round-Up February 5 at the Northwest Missouri State’s Ag Learning Center. The event featured scholarship presentations and a live and silent auction. The 2022 scholarship recipients are: Riley Linville, West Nodaway; Anna Lager, Maryville; Kloe Jenkins, Nodaway-Holt; Trevor Henggeler, Northeast Nodaway; Saylor Brown, North Nodaway;
The Market Street Pop Up Shop will host the following vendors starting at 11 am until each is sold out at 408 North Market Street, Maryville. • Farms Wide Open will be Saturday, February 12 and specializes in meat bundles and individual packages of pasture-raised pork, beef and chicken. • Sylvia Chloupek Desserts will be
National School Counseling Week celebrates the unique contribution of school counselors in their community. This year’s theme is “Better Together” and highlights the tremendous impact they have helping students in partnership with teachers, administrators and families. Several Nodaway County school counselors shared why they chose to become a counselor, what they enjoy most about it
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected several food establishments during January. El Maguey, 964 S. Main, Maryville, high priority Inspection date: January 5 Criticals: Queso cheese sauce not held at 135 degrees F or above, corrected on site. Non-criticals: No handwashing signage at bar hand sink, men’s room sink or handsink by 2-bay sink in kitchen;
A small contingency of Maryville small business owners met January 27 with Nodaway County and a City of Maryville leader to request relief from the American Rescue Plan Act monies which both government entities have received. Holly Cronk, Melody Blair, Kyle Mayes and Jennifer Gillespie, representing Maryville retail business owners, addressed the county commissioners and
The Nodaway County Commissioners approved the projected 2022 income and expenditures during their budget hearing January 27. The last two years have brought millions of dollars into the county coffers with federal monies from the CARES Act, $2.59 million, and most recently, American Rescue Plan Act, $4.290 million, which are a basic pass-through to other
Northwest Missouri State University was the host for a business roundtable January 27 featuring Missouri Governor Mike Parson. With Northwest Provost Dr. Jamie Hooyman leading the event, the roundtable included Nate Blackford, Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville, Jack Morris, Nucor plant manager, Scott James, Kawasaki Motors director of operations, Maryville City Manager Greg McDanel and
The Maryville Fire Department received a check for $600 from the Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKES) fraternity on January 31. Northwest Missouri State University student and president of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Kevin Nguyen presents the check to Firefighter/EMT Jace Pine and Fire Chief Phil Rickabaugh. Behind them are members of the fraternity. The money
The Maryville Community Center is sponsoring its first-ever Fitness Class Frenzy throughout the month of February. MCC members can complete a bingo-type board made up of various classes and other tasks for a chance to win a free month’s membership. “We have so many amazing group fitness classes and instructors here at the Maryville Community
On January 29 and 30, the 2022 Miss Northwest Pageant Extravaganza had excitement with pageant candidates on the Miss and Teen levels as nine crowns were awarded. On Saturday evening, Kendell Misemer, executive director, presented the following crowns: Olivia DeGrave, Miss Northwest Outstanding Teen, Riley Volner, Miss Maryville Outstanding Teen, Kathrine Dooley, Miss Mozingo Lake,
