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Pride Lions Club makes donations to fight hunger
The Maryville Pride Lions Club made donations recently to alleviate hunger in the local community. On June 8, the club donated $750 to the Nodaway County Senior Center and $250 to the First United Methodist Church’s “Church on Wednesday” meals program.
Read MoreMSHSAA State Track and Field Notebook presented by Nodaway Valley Bank
This year’s state track and field notebook is sponsored by Nodaway Valley Bank. This schedule will be updated throughout the weekend with the latest results from Jefferson City. Here is the schedule for athletes from Maryville, Platte Valley, Northeast Nodaway, North Nodaway and Worth County. Friday’s Schedule: Class 1 Boys Pole Vault — Worth County…
Read MoreHorace Mann students display artwork
Horace Mann Laboratory School art teacher Carla Peery entered four pieces of artwork in the Missouri Arts Education Association’s Youth Art Month exhibit in the capitol in Jefferson City. Kindergartner Owen Wistrom received an honorable mention in the primary division for his self-portrait. Owen, 6, drew the artwork when he was 5. He is the…
Read MoreDowntown demolition
The former Walker’s Body Shop building was demolished Monday between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., making way for a new pavilion to be constructed this spring. The pavilion will be the permanent home of the Downtown Maryville Market. This year’s market will begin in its current location in the Nodaway Valley Bank parking lot near…
Read MoreSights and Sounds of Summer: Jeeps, pups and road work in January
MARYVILLE, Mo. — With the unseasonably warm winter weather, people were spending time outdoors on Tuesday evening. Whether roughing it outside near the gravel dunes in a brand new Jeep Renegade they got as a Christmas present like Kehlani, 3, and Roman Nollet, 1; running around at the new Sunrise Bark Park like Sadie Tengelsen…
Read MoreTop 10 Forum photo galleries of 2025
MARYVILLE, Mo. — Below are the top 10 photo galleries of 2025 as determined through a combination of the most-viewed stories on maryvilleforum.com and input from The Forum staff. 1 – DID THE FORUM FIND YOU AT THE FAIR? GEOFFREY WOEHLK The Forum found hundreds of faces over three days at the Nodaway County Fair…
Read MoreEagles Auxiliary disbands, donates entirety of funds
The Eagles Auxiliary organization disbanded in November. In order to divest itself of funds raised by club members, the group made several donations throughout the Nodaway County community and beyond. Along with the organizations shown receiving funds, the club also gave to national organizations performing research to fight cancer, cardiac issues and diabetes as well…
Read MoreNodaway-Holt rootEd program helps kids
Nodaway-Holt High School students visit locations to learn about scholarships, applications, trade schools and the workforce with the rootEd program. Stacey Calfee, rootEd adviser, told The Forum that students toured Kawasaki, Clark’s Custom Meats in St. Joseph and the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City.
Read MorePublic library honors book program graduates
MARYVILLE, Mo. — The largest ever class to graduate from the Maryville Public Library’s 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program celebrated their achievement recently. The “DiNovember” storytime kept the celebration roaring with dinosaur stories, songs and play. The library’s next evening storytime is set for 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 2. More information about the program…
Read MoreCub Scout Campers care for environment
During the annual Loess Hills Cub Scout Day Camp, Cub Scouts had an opportunity to clean up local waterways around Nodaway County and earn a new badge. The event sponsored by Nucor saw 110 Scouts and Cub Scouts from Troop 74 and Troop 190 participate. The Cub Scouts cleaned around Mozingo Lake earlier in the…
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