The North Star annual fundraiser on March 20 held at the Ag Learning Center on the Northwest Missouri State University farm saw a packed room of supporters for the domestic and sexual assault shelter and resource. Over $44,000 was raised to support the center’s efforts throughout the year.
The Maryville City Council met March 24 and approved a subrecipient agreement with St. Francis Foundation for support of an Enhanced Women’s Health Access and Assistance Program. On February 22, the St. Francis Foundation held their annual gala to raise funds for various women’s health initiatives at Mosaic Medical Center. City council members noted the
Governor Kehoe announced the appointment of a new Northwest Regent, Steve Black, Maysville. Black is a cattle and grain farmer, plus a business consultant specializing in manufacturing, operations management, performance improvement and strategic guidance on acquisition due diligence in Northwest Missouri. He previously worked at Johnson Controls, Inc., where he most recently served as the
FCS Financial is the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors March Business of the Month. Dedicated to supporting agriculture and rural communities, FCS provides loans, leases, and other related services to those living and working in rural America. The Maryville site, at 27186 282nd Street, is one of 21 Missouri locations. Business hours are 8
Trevin Wyllie, a North Nodaway junior, was recently diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Two T-shirt fundraisers are underway to help provide funds for Trevin and his family. The first is Team Trevin, No One Fights Alone, Bone Cancer Awareness on a blue T-shirt for $25 each. Sizes range from adult small to 5X-large. Shipping is an additional
The Maryville Rotary Club offers an exciting and unique opportunity to tour one of the largest peony farms in North America located in the heart of Nodaway County. Hollingsworth Peonies is a world-renowned peony hybridizer and grower. For the second annual Rotary Bloomin’ Peony Tour, the operator has approved opening his farm’s gates on Saturday,
The Nodaway County Commissioners presented a $5,000 check to members of the St. Francis Foundation and Mosaic employees for opioid settlements. Those attending the check presentation were Ryan Rampton, Holly Cowden, Teri Harr, Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, North District Commissioner Chris Burns, Kelsi Meyer, Mosaic Maryville COO Dana Anderson and Mosaic Maryville Interim President Scott
At the March 10, Maryville City Council meeting, the Downtown Maryville’s Spring into Fun and Maryville Market were approved to take place. Spring into Fun will be from 12 to 6 pm on May 10. Main Street from Second to Fifth will be closed, as well as Market from Second to Fifth, Third from Vine
The 63rd Farm-City Awards Breakfast saw agriculture business leaders join the farming community at the Northwest Missouri State Ag Learning Center March 6. The event organizers of the celebration were the Maryville Chamber Agriculture Committee members: Rod Barr, Colton Coffelt, Randa Doty, Eric Henry, Joseph Frueh, Trent Nally, Chad McCollough, Kyle Schieber, Harold Spire and
The Maryville Public Library completed its $200,000 fundraising goal with the $14,500 donation from 10 Squared Men on March 5. At the presentation is front: Head Librarian Stephanie Patterson, Library Board President Jim Rash, holding the check are library trustees Steve Klotz, Andrew DeCurtis; back: 10 Squared Men representatives Todd Hayes and Brian Schieber. By
