The Maryville Public Library will offer a hands-on college application workshop with expert advice with Becky Houtchens at 5:30 pm, Thursday, September 25 at the library. Snacks are provided. Registration is required, call 660.582.5281.
The Hopkins Food Pantry will be from 3 to 5 pm, Thursday, September 25 at 102 South Fifth Street, Hopkins.
The Source Medical Clinic Annual Event will begin at 6:30 pm, Thursday, September 25 at the Rose Hill Acres Event Center, 105 South Main, Maryville. Marked by Grace is presented by Amy Ford, CEO and founder of Embrace Grace, a nationally recognized speaker and author known for her biblical, non-political approach to the abortion issue.
Jefferson High School Freshman Carter Jensen was awarded first place in the county for his essay about County Government Day. American Legion Unite 464 Auxiliary representative Kathy Schwebach presented the award recently.
Northwest Missouri State University invites students and families to campus for a weekend of entertainment and Bearcat athletics during its annual Family Weekend September 26-28. The weekend includes free entertainment and a football game against the University of Central Oklahoma. Other activities include the Bearcat Zone tailgate and the halftime introduction of Northwest’s Family of
By Kay Wilson The little white country church called Salem, located on the west side of US Highway 71, north of Pumpkin Center or about 10 miles south of Maryville is planning a celebration Sunday, October 5. Today’s Salem Church has a sign above the front door that denotes the church’s first days to be
Barbara Cochran, Maryville, has written poetry since she was seven years old in 1957. This has resulted in her publishing two poetry books, “My Heart in Rhyme” and “The Yesteryears.” Her talent for poetry is inherited from her grandfather, Charles Carr and father, Truman Carr, also of Maryville. Cochran has always written her poetry for
BOSS (Business Owners Sharing Solutions) Coffee will begin with networking at 8:15 am, Wednesday, September 24 at the Maryville Public Library. Topic is artificial intelligence strategies.
There are over one million high school football players and 15,952 programs spread throughout the United States. This makes for the average squad size to be close to 66 players. This ranges from a high of 155 in Texas to a low of 29 in Vermont. Missouri averages 55 players per squad while Iowa has
Runners from the Nodaway Valley and Platte Valley Cross Country teams braved the heat September 16 in Tarkio. See photos on Page 16 of this week’s NNL.
