This Week's News

Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville has been named a semi-finalist for the Premier Partner Award by Missouri Main Street Connection, a statewide honor recognizing outstanding partnerships that support the revitalization and sustainability of Missouri’s downtown districts. Maryville Mosaic was nominated by Downtown Maryville, an affiliate member of Missouri Main Street Connection. Downtown Maryville nominated Mosaic

The Maryville Public Library’s Storytime took a jaunt to Franklin Park, June 17 to explore the world of horses. The children and their caregivers gathered in the pavilion to hear “Let’s Sing a Lullaby with the Brave Cowboy” by Jan Thomas and “Are You a Horse?” by Andy Rash. Elizabeth Argo, the library’s youth coordinator

Northwest Missouri State University’s Board of Regents, during its last regular meeting of the fiscal year June 18, unanimously approved the university’s 2025-26 budget, which consists of its Education and General (E&G) and Auxiliary Services budgets, totaling about $115.9 million. Presenting the university’s proposed budgets to regents, Stacy Carrick, Northwest’s vice president of finance and

The Habitat for Humanity of Nodaway County held a home dedication for Hilary Steinman and her children, Harper and Maddox, June 21, as they became the 15th partner family.

In June, the Missouri State Treasurer’s Office will kick off annual outreach efforts for unclaimed property and publish a total of over 175,000 names for those who have unclaimed property worth $50 or more.   This is not the state’s money; it is Missourians’ money, and State Treasurer Vivek Malek encourages everyone to check for

The Mozingo Advisory Board held a meeting on June 16 and received updates on future projects. Park Director Jordyn Greenhaw gave the updates, starting with discussion over the rebuild of bunkers on Sechrest 18 at the Mozingo Lake Recreation Park Golf Course. Bunkers typically last around 15-20 years before needing to be redone, and the

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nodaway County was the recipient of $1,750 from Southern Bank on June 9. Representatives of Southern Bank were Kimberly Ferrell, left and Community Bank President David Schmidt, right. Lynette Harbin, center, is the Big Brothers Big Sisters executive director. Evergy gave to BBBS, also recently.

On Tuesday, June 24, the City of Maryville invites community members to an open house public information meeting for First Street roadway improvements. The meeting is from 5 to 7 pm and will be held at the Maryville Public Safety Building, 101 North Vine Street. The open house meeting allows citizens to come and go

Mickie and Linda Pruitt are the grand marshals for the 75th annual Elmo 4th of July Celebration parade happening at 4 pm, Saturday, June 28. Mickie has lived in the Elmo area all of his life. He was born a mile and a half from where the couple currently lives. Mickie started with livestock on

On June 2, Mosaic Cancer Care – Maryville hosted an event in the Healing Garden for National Cancer Survivors Day. The event was open to all cancer survivors in the community and featured remarks from Andrea Sandusky-Ury, Dana Anderson, Dr. AJ, center and Greg Thogmartin. Erika Jeter provided piano music before and after the event.