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Southern Bank donates to local nonprofits

Southern Bank Community President David Schmidt and new Retail Branch Manager Amber Sego met with three local nonprofits on July 7 to provide them with donations to help their efforts to help others. The bank officials provided checks valued at $1,750 to each of the following: The Ministry Center, North Star Advocacy Center and Nodaway…

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Elks present scholarships

In honor of Elks National Youth Week, the Maryville Elks Lodge recognized two high school seniors who were each awarded a $1,000 Elks State Scholarship. Pictured are Elks officers and past exalted rulers along with scholarship recipients Preston Jenkins, above, and Paige Woods, below.

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Judah Park boasts Peach-y new bridges

New bridges went in on May 2 at Judah Park and will be useable soon. The new bridges replace ones that were originally built in the 1970s and were not up to Americans with Disabilities Act or safety standards. The $223,370 project is the first of four major initiatives paid for with funds from the…

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Community cheers Smithsonian exhibit

IF YOU GO Where: The Rose Theatre, 120 W. Third St., Maryville When: April 23- June 4 Hours: Fridays 5 to 8 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tours for groups of 10 or more are available Monday through Thursday, but please email rosetheatre.maryville@ gmail.com to make an…

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City celebrates ‘Greg McDanel Day’

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Coworkers, community members and elected officials gathered on March 6 for Greg McDanel Day and to celebrate the achievements of Maryville’s longest tenured city manager. During a reception held for McDanel at the Rose Hill Acres Event Center, Mayor Dannen Merrill proclaimed March 6 “Greg McDanel Day” in honor of the outgoing…

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Bearcats set for MIAA season after doubleheader test with Augustana

MARYVILLE, Mo. — The Northwest Missouri State softball program has been on the upswing the last three seasons under Naomi Tellez. Northwest had four-straight losing seasons, but Tellez’s Bearcats have turned in back-to-back winning seasons the last two years and are looking to do that again this season. The Augustana Vikings have had that sustained…

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Aggressive Tigers hand Princeton its first loss

GRANT CITY, Mo. — Put the ball in play and good things happen. It’s been a baseball adage for years. Worth County embraced that philosophy on Thursday night in a 12-2 win over Princeton in six innings. “We just came out with a different mentality,” Worth County freshman Audrey Runde said. “We were ready to…

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Volunteers help to distribute food

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Thirty-two volunteers from the United Methodist Church and Tenneco Inc. helped to distribute food to 534 individuals in 179 households at the Second Harvest Community Food Bank fresh mobile pantry in Maryville on Aug. 13. The next food drop in Maryville is set for the second Tuesday of September on Sept. 10.…

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Big time concert in the park

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Donaldson Westside Park was full on Saturday evening with vendors and crowds during the second free Concert in the Park held by Maryville Parks and Recreation featuring Big Time Grain Co. The third and final Concert in the Park this summer will be Aug. 10 featuring Right on Red, which plays hits…

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