The Maryville City Council approved a $156,417 change order for the Mozingo Lake Recreation Park Conference Center during its regular meeting March 27. Last fall, in order to stay on-budget city staff removed several value-engineering items from the project. The change order adds the construction of several items back to the project at reduced cost.
The Business Indoor Gallery of Art (BIG Art) sponsored by the Maryville Public Art Committee (MPAC) has launched the third art show in Maryville businesses. Purchases may be made by contacting the individual artists. The works will be on display until June 1. Accent Advertising and Signs, 114 East Third Street, has the photography of
North Central Missouri College (NCMC), Trenton, is helping manufacturers in Nodaway County gain the skilled and ready workforce they need through training and advancement. This training helps manufacturing workers advance in their career or obtain the skills they need for employment. NCMC in collaboration with Northwest Technical School, Maryville R-II School District and Nodaway County
What started out as a simple Instagram post of her dog, Trixie, became a life-changing experience for 25-year-old Liz Espey, Maryville. It was in February 2016 when she received a call asking if she would consider appearing on the CBS television show “The Amazing Race.” “I thought it was a joke or maybe a scam,
The Northwest Missouri Home and Better Living Show will be from 10 am to 2 pm, Sunday, March 26, at the Maryville Community Center, 1407 North Country Club, Maryville. The show is free and open to the public. Some of the vendors attending the show will be Maryville Daily Forum, Local 26 Freedom of Road
Maryville and Nodaway County Economic Development (NCED) recently announced that Maryville is ranked 18th for industrial development among micropolitans out of 535 nationwide by Site Selection Magazine. This year’s designation follows up last year’s 10th-place ranking by Site Selection Magazine. A micropolitan is a community with a population of at least 10,000 and no more
Northwest Missouri State University’s Board of Regents, during its regular meeting March 16, approved an increase of the university’s tuition for the 2017-18 academic year in addition to a series of program-specific fees. “What we have done, unequivocally, is fought hard through our budget process to make sure we keep education at Northwest Missouri State
Several Nodaway and Holt County farmers recently felt a calling to aid fellow livestock ranchers in Oklahoma after the devastating wildfires. They began gathering a few bales of hay to truck to Gate, OK. The mission grew into nine semi-loads of hay, a hopper of shelled corn and a semi-truck full of miscellaneous aid items.
Relay For Life is an event led by the American Cancer Society to honor cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost and fund research to fight the disease. The silent auction at this year’s fundraiser goes down to the wire as participants check last-second bids on March 18. Relay offers the opportunity for cancer survivors and
Members of the Mozingo Advisory Board reviewed floor plans and policies for the Mozingo Conference Center during their regular meeting March 20. Maryville City Manager Greg McDanel presented preliminary prices and policies that staff had drafted, which will not be finalized until the Maryville City Council approves them. The banquet hall can be divided into
