The Mozingo Advisory Board approved proposed rate increases to golf, camping and cabin prices at the Mozingo Lake Recreation Park during the October 17 meeting. Golf Golf supplies’ costs have increased. Chemicals have increased 30 to 100 percent. Sand has increased 20 percent. Proposed Sechrest 18 Daily Rates • 18 holes – Student and seniors,
Several county recorders of deeds gathered at the Nodaway County Administration Center for their fall Northwest District meeting. Those attending and the county they represent were front: JoAnn Marshall, Dekalb; Gloria Boyer, Platte; Barbara Foland, Worth; back: Jane McKinsey, Daviess; Julie Hill, Caldwell; Dana Baker, Clinton; Lisa Nickerson, Nodaway, who serves as co-chair and Chanler
All registered voters will be welcomed to the polls November 8 to mark their General Election ballot. Voters will be required to show a valid government-issued photo ID such as a Missouri drivers license, a US passport, a military ID or a Missouri nondriver license. Those who are registered to vote but do not have
Fifteen of the South Nodaway class of 1972 gathered to recognize their 50th year October 1 at A&G Restaurant. There are 26 classmates still living and the class meets every five years regularly. Those who attended are front: Caron Coulter, Jonell Barlow, Marilyn Cotter, Sheila Kiser, Deb Snyder, Joyce Nielson, Marcia Pierson; back: Victor Coulter,
The new location for United Electric and United Fiber customer service is now at 1016 South Main, which is the corner of South Main and West South Avenue. Maryville Chamber Ambassadors held a ceremonial ribbon cutting October 11 with Communications Manager Amy Ziegler and CEO Jim Bagley holding the ribbon while Phil Jensen, board president
The Graham Lions Club gave $1,000 to the Nodaway County Senior Center for the replacement walk-in freezer at the Maryville center. The donation is part of funds needed to secure an $84,000 Lions Club International Hunger grant awarded to the senior center. Lions must donate a percentage of the grant to secure it.
At the October 18 Skidmore City Council meeting, City Clerk Meagan Morrow and Maintenance Operator Cassie Partridge announced Skidmore was billed for over 700,000 gallons of water from Public Water Supply District #1 of Nodaway County and only billed residents for 300,000 gallons, making a loss of 400,000 gallons. Partridge has driven around the city
North Star spreads word of firm’s services By Kathryn Rice North Star Advocacy Center, located at 1220 East Second, Maryville, continues to do outreach to spread the word of the services it has available for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in the five county Northwest Missouri area. October is National Domestic Violence Awareness
Mosaic Life Care Foundation’s e2 Fellowship high school leadership program began September 27. e2 Fellowship is a high school intergenerational leadership program that meets four times throughout the academic year. This year, emPowerU welcomes 14 regional schools including Northeast Nodaway and Jefferson for the program. In 2020, The Foundation’s Board of Trustees approved funding to
Ron Dougan, Trenton, a Barnard native, received the esteemed award as the Dream Factory Volunteer of the Year at a national gathering in Florida. He is joined in the photo by his wife, Norma. The award adds more prestige as Dougan will be inducted into the Dream Factory Hall of Fame which is for volunteers
