Northwest Missouri State University has announced holiday hours for community members at the Carl and Cheryl Hughes Fieldhouse. The facility will open to community members between 9 am and 3 pm, December 26 through 29. Access to the facility is free and available to individuals of all ages; children under the age of 13 must
The Maryville Chapter of Kiwanis International received its charter on December 5 at A&G Restaurant. Members gathered to share a meal, accept pins and discuss their mission and goals for the budding organization. Kiwanis Region 1 Trustee James Gibson, seated, Kiwanis Governor Cheryl Anderson, Maryville Chapter President Rose Viau and former Kiwanis Lt. Governor Harlan
The winter season is upon us, which for many means holiday celebrations filled with family and friends. This builds anticipation for those good times. However, for others this time of year can be a reminder of lost loved ones, lack of access to family traditions or other changes which may bring about stress and anxiety.
Despite the cold temperatures, spectators and entries lit up Main Street during the Maryville Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade on December 7. The parade stretched from Second Street to Winter Wonderland at Franklin Park. The Grinch Grand Marshall was Nick Sowards, Boy Scouts Troop 75 scoutmaster. Troop 75 was awarded the $702.15 which was collected.
Maryville City Council approved multiple ordinances including the creation of the Tourism Grant Program during its regularly scheduled meeting on December 10. Following the creation of the Transient Guest Tax, the city needed to establish exactly where the funds would go. A portion of the tax was used for construction of the Hughes Fieldhouse. The
Mosaic Life Care, a healthcare system based in St. Joseph, and St. Louis- based SSM Health, have finalized the purchase agreement to transfer ownership of SSM Health St. Francis Hospital – Maryville. The agreement includes St. Francis Hospital and its affiliated outpatient, home care, hospice and medical group services and locations as well as SSM
The Hopkins City Council decided to give City Clerk Dee O’Riley a 19 percent pay raise effective January 1, 2019, at the December 3 meeting. The council went into closed session to discuss pay increases for city employees. After returning to open session, the council approved O’Riley’s pay raise and voted for a five percent
Congressman Sam Graves, incoming Ranking Member for the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, announced December 6 that the City of Maryville has received a Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Discretionary Grant or BUILD grant. The City of Maryville will receive a $10.4 million BUILD grant for its South Main Corridor Improvement Project.
The Pickering City Council confirmed the appointment of Juliana Judd as an alderman at the December 3 meeting. Juliana is stepping in to fill Brad Judd’s position on the city council. She will serve until the April 2020 election. Brad’s position became open when he moved outside of Pickering’s city limits. Juliana is Brad’s mother.
The Rotary Club of Maryville celebrated the 1928 beginnings of the service organization with a dinner at the Mozingo Conference Center. Many of the active members of the club attended the celebration and posed for a historic photo. They are front: Jim Bagby, Nate Jaster, JR Kurz, Mark Thomsen, Carrol Hess, Bill Adams, Larry Mannasmith;
