The first Hopkins Lighted Christmas Parade saw 28 Christmas cheer entries on December 3. Then the community gathered for a soup supper as a fundraiser for the Hopkins Housing to help pay for some needed repairs.
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected establishments during the month of November. The Ministry Center, 971 South Main, Maryville, low priority Inspection date: November 2 Criticals: None. Non-criticals: None. Planet Sub, 217 West 4th Street, Maryville, medium priority Inspection date: November 3 Criticals: None. Non-criticals: Dusty on east side of turbo fan unit. Kiss My Grits Kafe, 129 West
Nodaway County Commissioners, with guidance from the sheriff department, will be applying for a state grant to make major safety upgrades and repairs to the Nodaway County Jail. Sheriff Randy Strong, Major Scott Wedlock met with the commissioners, Collector Treasurer Marilyn Jenkins and Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Governments Intern Sarah Prickett December 6 to
Water Plant Operator Chris Bird announced at the December 5 Hopkins City Council meeting the water tower repair work has been completed by Maguire Iron, Sioux City, IA. He operated the water plant to get up to code before allowing the water through the city’s lines. Bird said DNR was going to be checking the
An easy, thoughtful gift for the over 60 crowd is meal cards from the Nodaway County Senior Center, 1210 East First Street, Maryville. The prepaid meal cards are available in five meals for $30 and 20 meals for $120. There is no time frame to use the cards and it can be used for dine-in,
The second Art of Healing Galleries opened to the public at Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville December 1. The opening celebration brought more than 60 artists and art enthusiasts out to see the new exhibit. “This has been an amazing endeavor for our hospital, patients and community,” says Megan Jennings, director of development for the
At the November 22 NOCOMO Industries Board of Directors meeting, it was decided to meet on a quarterly basis instead of every other month beginning at 5:30 pm, December 14. The new meeting dates will be in March, June, September and December, tentatively set for 5:30 pm on the second Wednesday of the month. Board
GRM Networks Board of Directors has authorized the return of approximately $3 million in patronage capital credits to its member-owners. This includes $2.4 million paid to members with service in 1999 and $600,000 paid to members with service in 2021. This year, GRM Networks has also returned more than $2.5 million to the estates of
Michael Baumli, a former candidate in the Missouri senate race, donated the remainder of his campaign funds to North Star Advocacy Center, Maryville, which amounted to $4,500.
Citizens, public officials, and other leaders will have an opportunity to hear about how they can help improve recently released maps showing broadband availability in their area at 1 pm, Tuesday, December 13. Billions of dollars in broadband funding are at stake. Missouri’s Office of Broadband Development (OBD) will host a virtual video call
