The West Nodaway FFA is serving breakfast from 8 am to noon, Sunday, May 21 at the Burlington Jct. American Legion building. Donations will be accepted for the meal of pancakes, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, bacon and scrambled eggs.
The Nodaway County Band will hold its first practice from 6 to 7:30 pm, Tuesday, May 23 in the Maryville High School band room. It is open to all ages. For more information, email krug@maryviller2.com.
The Nodaway County Lady Democrats will meet at 11:30 am, Thursday, May 25 at A&G Restaurant, 208 North Main Street, Maryville. For more information, call 660.541.1824.
The St. Gregory’s School rummage sale is from 4 to 8 pm, Thursday, May 25 and 7 am to noon, Friday, May 26 in the school gym. Items may be donated from 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday-Tuesday, May 21-23 and 8 am to noon, Wednesday, May 24. For more information, contact Amy Gastler at
Northwest Missouri State University’s Office of Student Involvement and the Student Activities Council has announced its schedule for the 2017 Summer Movie Series. Movies are shown each Tuesday night, May 16 through June 27. All show times are 7 pm at the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts. Dates, movies and film ratings are
Maryville’s Northwest Technical School formed a partnership with the St. Joseph Safety and Health Council to bring lessons on safety to area elementary students. The two entities began working together to provide safety training to industry workers in the area and grew to incorporate a program for children. The St. Joseph Safety and Health Council
The Maryville Spoofhounds golf team placed second at the Class 2 Sectional 4 on May 8 at Shirkey Golf Course in Richmond to qualify for state as a team. The Hounds had a team score of 330 behind LeBlond’s 326 and ahead of Summit Christian Academy with 363, O’Hara with 368, Penney with 372 and
The Nodaway County Fair Board has announced the entertainment lineup for the fair on July 13-15. Thursday, July 13, entertainment will feature: • The Little Mr. and Miss Nodaway County competition. This is for children ages three to five who reside in, or their grandparents reside in, Nodaway County. Cost is $5 and participants may
Students from Maryville High School and Nodaway-Holt High School qualified to compete at the state level of trapshoot May 6. TrapNH: Right: Nodaway-Holt students who qualified for the state trapshoot contest were, front: James Chesnut, Zachary Abrams, Cole Alloway, Tad Smock; back: Brody Day, Treyton Plummer, Kaiden Vance, Derick Thorton. Not pictured: Eli Sloniker and
In recognition of National Nurses Week, May 6-12, SSM Health St. Francis Hospital announced recent winners of the DAISY Award For Extraordinary Nurses. Linda Myers, RN, Ali Ackman, RN, and Pat Giffin, RN, have all earned the DAISY Award recognition for their dedication to patients. Myers’ nomination was from the family member of a patient
