Nodaway Valley Bank (NVB) is serving as the lead partner in a project with the Maryville R-II School District to provide multiple sports facility updates, including new scoreboards for the football, soccer and baseball, softball fields. NVB was founded in Maryville 155 years ago on the present site at Third and Main and now has
With the upcoming elections this year, the NNL news staff will be sharing the qualifications for all of the local officeholders each week. This week’s print exclusive Nodaway Nominated, explores the qualifications for Nodaway County Coroner. You can find the article on the front page of the March 7th edition of the NNL.
Due to a technical error in the Maryville Aquatic Survey, Maryville Park and Recreation (MPR) is asking citizens to retake it for additional feedback. The new survey can be found at Maryville Aquatic Survey, surveymonkey.com. MPR released this statement on the new survey. “Due to a technical error in the survey made by our project consultant
NOCOMO Industries, Inc. received a $2,000 grant from MFA Oil Foundation, February 20. The money will be used to purchase ceiling tiles for the workshop and break room. At the presentation were Dean Snyder, MFA Oil board member from Hamilton, Mark Hailey, Maryville MFA Oil manager, presenting the check to Jason Auffert, NOCOMO manager; also
Northwest Missouri State University, along with the National Weather Service, the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) and local emergency management offices, are organizing tornado drills during March in preparation for severe weather. Northwest will test its indoor emergency operations, including the Bearcat Alert texting system, during a tornado drill at 11 am, Wednesday, March
After a final public hearing on February 20, the Nodaway County Enhanced Enterprise Zone (EEZ) gained Nodaway County Commission approval for an addendum allowing for a tax abatement for 10 years with 33 taxing districts. The addendum will broaden the list of new business types that could qualify for the minimum of 50 percent property
With the upcoming elections this year, the NNL news staff will be sharing the qualifications for all of the local officeholders each week. This week’s print exclusive Nodaway Nominated, explores the qualifications for Nodaway County Collector Treasurer. You can find the article on the front page of the February 29th edition of the NNL.
At the February 26 Maryville City Council meeting, an aviation project consultant agreement was approved with Woolpert, Inc, Dayton, OH, for professional engineering services for a community hangar at the Northwest Missouri Regional Airport. The agreement will include construction plans, documents, technical specifications and bidding. The total cost will be an amount not to exceed
The Mozingo Lake Recreation Advisory Board met on February 22 to hear updates. Douglas Haile, Maryville, was in attendance to ask the board about letting him use a cart on the Watson 9. The board had a discussion and will continue to research on the subject. Park Director Jordyn Greenhaw gave updates. Progress continues on
A MFA Oil Foundation grant for $3,000 was also presented to the Elmo Betterment Club for cabinets in the new Elmo Community Building. Also, NOCOMO Industries, Inc. received a $2,000 grant from MFA Oil Foundation, February 20.
