Freedom of Road Riders, Local 26, Maryville, invites all interested motorcyclists to participate in Tuesday evening supper rides. Kickstands up at 6 pm at Break Time, 1517 East First Street, Maryville. On August 1, the destination is the Still Smokin’ BBQ, Mt. Ayr, IA; on August 8, it’s the Sawmill, New Market, IA; on August
Today’s Civic Women will meet at 5:30 am, Tuesday, August 1, at the Maryville Public Library. The group is celebrating its 33rd anniversary. The group is collecting gently used children coats from size 3T to small adult. The coats may be left at the Nodaway News Leader, 116 East Third Street or the Maryville Daily
The United Methodist Church of Burlington Jct. will be hosting a Fifth Sunday Sing at 10:30 am, Sunday, July 30. The community is invited. Meat and drinks will be provided for a covered dish luncheon to follow.
Blood, Sweat and Gears Car and Truck Show with registration beginning at 9 am, Saturday, July 29, will be held at Beemer Muffler Center, 1305 East First Street, Maryville. Show starts at 10:30 am; awards presented at 1 pm, afterward, burn-out contest. Senior center will provide food and the New Nodaway Humane Society will be
Wear Blue: run to remember, Maryville, meet-up will be at 9 am, Saturday, August 29, at the Raymond J Courter College Park Pavilion at Northwest Missouri State University. The event is an informal gathering where runners honor the service and sacrifice of the American military. For more information, visit the Facebook page, Wear Blue Maryville
The 2017 Northwest All Stars Majors team won the district tournament last week and is headed to the state tournament this week. The district tournament was July 8-13 in Eagleville. The Northwest All Stars went undefeated in tournament play and outscored their opponents 66-3. They will now play in the state tournament, Thursday through Monday,
The Nodaway County Health Center board of directors voted to move forward on two projects that have been under consideration. On the LAGERS retirement program, a motion was approved to move forward with the actuarial valuation or cost study. The second project is making the center’s lobby area ADA handicapped accessible to the second floor.
Northwest Missouri State University Head Softball Coach Ryan Anderson and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Joe Quinlin worked with Northeast Nodaway students, giving them tips and feedback during their softball camp. Anderson instructed the girls to keep their elbows up, especially the back elbow, when throwing or catching and then let the arm snap forward.
Area youth listen to Angie Lane as she reads two stories about magic during Jefferson’s reading hour July 17. Afterward, the students watched Lane perform a few magic tricks of her own. Allie Spinnato, Cade Redden, Whitney Redden and Jenna Pappert watch as Lane mixed baking soda with different liquids. For more photos, see the
Maryville Young Players: Second Stage will present the musical production of “Hello, Dolly!” at 7 pm, Saturday, July 29 and at 2 and 7 pm, Sunday, July 30 at the Schneider Center for the Performing Arts at the Maryville High School. Scott Yocum, Grace Wright and Brewer Wheeler practice the choreography while singing during a
