Leadership Maryville is a seven month program designed and originated in 1986 to both nurture leadership skills and create awareness of community needs and resources. “I was fortunate to be chosen to participate in the 36th Leadership Maryville class. I learned we’re part of a wonderful community built by diverse small businesses, emergency response teams,
The quarterly SB40 meeting, October 10, was held at NOCOMO Industries with workshop manager Jason Auffert and NOCOMO Board Members Debra Hull and Shirley Heideman attending. A correction was made to the July 11 SB40 meeting minutes changing Client F to Client J in the applications sections. Treasurer Jeanette Schieber reported the SB40 balance was
At the October 12 Skidmore City Council meeting, Jeff Dearmont, resident, wanted to know what the city’s plans were for the three city cemeteries, Hillcrest, Smith and Masonic. His main concern was the Masonic Cemetery. Before the meeting, he had questioned the city on the ownership of the Masonic. City Clerk Sadie McHugh had reviewed
The Nodaway Community Theatre Company (NCTC) wants to “raise the stage” at The Rose Theatre and is asking for donations for the project. The Rose Theatre, 118 West Third Street, Maryville, was purchased by the NCTC, a not-for-profit corporation, in 2008. It features a small acting venue, seating 75 audience members and offers plays for
The quarterly SB40 meeting, October 10, was held at NOCOMO Industries with workshop manager Jason Auffert and NOCOMO Board Members Debra Hull and Shirley Heideman attending. A correction was made to the July 11 SB40 meeting minutes changing Client F to Client J in the applications sections. Treasurer Jeanette Schieber reported the SB40 balance was
The City of Maryville Tourism Committee met October 11 at Conception Abbey after a tour of the Basilica and learning information about the services the abbey offers. Downtown Maryville had submitted a Christmas Lighting Grant application for $5,000. It is to be used for the installation of Christmas lights on downtown businesses and in the
Tina Harkrider, Teri Harr, Store Manager Michael McCullough and Teresa Bowen took a minute to strike a pose at the beginning of opening Marshalls in Maryville. The store has has record crowds of shoppers throughout it’s first days of opening at 1826 South Main in the Maryville Center.
The annual Toys for Tots fundraiser from the Laclede employees raised a total of $1,279. Employees presented the check to Toys for Tots recently.
Doris Fisher, residing at the property located at 416 South Dunn, Maryville, was congratulated by Mayor Tye Parson as the October winner of the Beautification Award Program. Fisher was nominated by her grandson who told us that she still loves to mow her yard by herself and takes meticulous care of the landscaping. She was
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected establishments during the month of September. Casey’s, 1520 North Main, Maryville, medium priority Inspection date: September 7 Criticals: There were some dead bugs in the back storeroom, hallway and bathroom. Non-criticals: Three gaskets on the reach door were bad, as well as the beer cave door. The counter top behind
