Vacation Bible School is a summertime tradition and the following Nodaway County churches are undertaking the fun and enjoyable way to spread the word of God. • June 5-9 – Graham Union Church “Keepers of the Kingdom” VBS, 5:30 to 7:30 pm. It’s for ages prekindergarten through sixth grade. The program and a cookout begins
Maryville Host Lions held their Annual Spring Awards Banquet at the Monroe Valley Event Center May 11.
Several cemeteries in Nodaway County experienced a Memorial Day ceremony provided by Tri-C Memorial American Legion Post 464 members on May 28.
GRM Networks recently designated the city of Graham as a Smart Rural Community. This designation means that every home and business in the Graham exchange has access to fiber broadband internet with speeds up to 1 gigabit per second. GRM Networks is nationally recognized as a Smart Rural Community provider by industry association, NTCA –
Ten-Squared Women recognized Ark of Freedom’s Christ-centered ministry addiction recovery program with a donation of $8,700. Ark of Freedom board members Paula Bradshaw and Laura Rand look on as President Becky Wyant accepts the donations from 10-Squared Women President Amanda Twaddle. Wyant said the three year-old program had served 100 people in 2022. The donation
Northwest Missouri State University’s demolition of two former residence halls and an academic building is underway this summer as part of a multi-year plan to address aging facilities. The university began preparing North Complex and Phillips residence halls for their removal after the conclusion of the spring semester. The demolition of Phillips Hall began May
After 38 years of service to the community, Phillip Rickabaugh is set to retire June 1. Rickabaugh has served the fire department, first as a volunteer and then as the captain and fire chief for nearly four decades. A retirement reception will be held in his honor from 4 to 6 pm, Friday, June 2
Julie McConkey’s resignation from South Nodaway R-IV was approved at the May 18 school board meeting. She was the business teacher for grades seven through 12 during the 2022-23 school year before that she taught math. She has taught for a total of 32 years, the last 19 at SN. Before that she taught at
Heather Townsend was selected to be the 2023-24 North Nodaway Elementary principal at the May 17 NN Board of Education meeting. Townsend has been a part of the NN Mustang family for 10 years, five at the elementary and five at the middle school-high school. She has a bachelor of science in elementary education, one
Josh, the Otter stopped by Eugene Field Elementary School recently with the help of the Nodaway County Health Center staff to teach children about water safety. The students were able to watch a video presentation showing a reading of the “Josh, the Otter” book which showcased some things to know about water safety. Josh also
