Hopkins Food Pantry is open
The Hopkins Food Pantry is open 3 to 5 pm, Thursday, January 23 at 102 South Fifth Street, Hopkins. It is for people who need help with groceries.
By the Numbers
The exclusive annual feature ‘By the Numbers’ takes a look at the past year in Nodaway County compared to previous years. This ‘print only’ feature can be found on Page 3 of this week’s NNL.
Mosaic launches progressive stroke technology, improves survival rates
Northwest Missouri is gaining new life-saving technology that changes the playing field for emergent stroke patients when mere minutes make a world of difference. After years of planning and 11 months of construction, Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph unveiled a new interventional neurology and neuroendovascular program on January 8. Mosaic is becoming a top-level
CRHC receives new building from Azria Health Clarinda
As the Clarinda, IA, community enters a new year, exciting developments are on the horizon. The Clarinda Regional Health Center (CRHC) has announced plans to establish a new mental health clinic, thanks to a generous donation by the owners of Azria Health Clarinda. This donation will enable CRHC to expand its mental health services, reaching
Health Department inspects food establishments
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected food establishments over the month of December. Mosaic Medical Center, 2016 South Main, Maryville, high priority Inspection date: December 6 Criticals: A dirty can opener was corrected on site (COS). Non-criticals: Boxes of food were being stored on the floor of the walk-in freezer. The Palms Bar and Grill, 424
Senior Citizen Tax Board to allocate annual tax dollars
The Nodaway County Senior Services Fund Tax Board will meet at 1 pm, Wednesday, January 15 in the county administrative center to divide senior citizen tax monies. These monies were gathered from the 5¢ per $100 assessed valuation across Nodaway County. The tax has been collected annually since 2000, and each year, the senior services
NCARSE give grants to area schools
The Nodaway County Association of Retired School Employees have awarded 10 grants to public school educators in the county. This is the fourth year grants were awarded to county schools. These projects will enhance student learning with supplies needed for the activities. Grant winners included: Barb Bredlow from Northeast Nodaway will purchase supplies for her high
Sheriff Randy Strong retires
The tenure of Nodaway County Sheriff Randy Strong ended with a retirement party December 29. Some of the Nodaway County Sheriff’s Department employees who attended were Sgt. Seth Rucker, Sheriff Elect Austin Hann, Sheriff Randy Strong, Major Scott Wedlock, Cpl. Darren Sigman and Sgt. Shadoe Miller.
Newly elected officials takes the oath of office
Newly elected officeholders were sworn in at a ceremony December 31 in the Courthouse’s courtroom. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Joel Miller and Judge Corey Herron. Those sworn in by Herron were: Scott Walk, south district commissioner; Lori Burns, public administrator; Adam Teale, surveyor; Jeff Hall, coroner; Austin Hann, sheriff; Rex Wallace, assessor; and
Maryville Fire Department honors firefighters
The annual Community Meal Delivery / Department Family Meal event hosted by the Maryville Fire Department was held recently. Each year, the department delivers holiday meals to 30 families in the community. To do so, they receive meat donations from Triumph Foods, side donations from HyVee, and 102 River BBQ smokes the meat for them.
