On September 13, The Ministry Center received $66,768 in American Rescue Plan Act funds from the Nodaway County Commissioners. Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker presented the check to The Ministry Center Director Merlin Atkins. Standing around the electric pallet jack purchased with $5,000 are, front: Ministry Center volunteer, Alice Keller, Chair of the Board Kim Mitchell;
John Shellhorn, a representative of Lamp Rynearson, Omaha, NE, called into the September 12 Burlington Jct. City Council meeting to provide further information on the lagoon project. A new north entrance gate will need to be added. The 100-amp breaker will need to be upgraded to a 200-amp breaker. The city will be able to use
A thriving business community is a vital piece of a vibrant community. Locally, the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors recognize the importance of customer service and honor the businesses who serve and support our community with the highest degree of care and professionalism. The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce seeks to further highlight this
Northwest Missouri State University will host its annual Missouri Hope emergency response field training exercise October 7 – 9 and invites students, employees and community members to work in volunteer roles during the exercise. Missouri Hope is a multidisciplinary mass casualty training experience at Mozingo Outdoor Education Recreation Area (MOERA) and the Mozingo Youth Camp.
Many of the planned events for the 2022 Guilford Fun Day on September 10 were canceled due to the rainy weather. However Julie Farnan, representing the event’s committee, did read the decree which honored Roger Nelson as the grand marshal of the day. Nelson, a long-time resident of the town which is known for the
The 2022 Lollipop Parade, Conception Jct., on September 11 recognized the many first responders which reside in the Tri-C area with the group being honored as the grand marshals.
Nodaway County Cattlemen Association (NCCA) presented 3,200 six-ounce ground beef patties to all seven county schools for their school concessions stands.
United Fiber and United Electric Cooperative announce their investment with the North Central Missouri College Foundation for the NCMC Savannah Campus. In recognition of their investment, the new Savannah campus welcome center will be named the United Fiber & United Electric Cooperative Welcome Center. “United and NCMC are both committed to strategic growth initiatives that
Marcia Mitchell, center, is the winner of the Skidmore Depot Museum’s raffle of a meat bundle that was generously donated by our Maryville Hy-Vee Store. The raffle was held as a fundraiser for the museum with proceeds going toward building a handicap ramp onto the depot entrance in order to make the depot more accessible
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected food businesses through the month of August. William Coys, 1 Fall Drive, Maryville Inspection date: August 3, follow-up inspection. Criticals: Meats from Hyatt processing were owners personal meats, but were removed. Non-criticals: No dust buildup above food, product up off of floor, hand-sink signage and paper towels ok. Fridge door
