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Bohlken marks 60 years of American Legion service
Longtime Maryville resident and Northwest Missouri State University Professor Emeritus Bob Bohlken was recently honored for his 60 years as an active member of the American Legion. To be eligible to join the Legion one must be a veteran of any branch of the United States armed forces, have served at least one day of…
Read MoreLibrarian reaches out to young readers
A local librarian is working to make sure pre-teens and teenagers in Nodaway County develop a love of reading. Young Adult Librarian Kelsey Noble of the Maryville Public Library has organized two special programs for readers in grades 5-12. The first program is a book club that meets from 4-6 p.m. on the second Monday…
Read MoreNorthwest hosts Harvest Festival
Farmers’ market stresses sustainability Northwest Missouri State University hosted its 3rd annual Harvest Festival at the Raymond J. Courter College Park Pavilion Thursday afternoon. A large crowd turned out to browse and purchase homegrown vegetables, homemade baked goods, hand crafted jewelry and home décor, and several other items. Lacey Heinrichs, who organized the Harvest Festival…
Read MoreFurry Friend Friday
What’s happening at the humane society? The New Nodaway Humane Society is always looking for volunteers willing to help with the animals. If you or someone you know is interested in volunteering, contact the humane society at 660-562-3333
Read MoreBonnett offers assistance to Nodaway humane society
A group of more than 50 people turned out Thursday evening to attend the Travel Tails Tours presentation at the Holiday Inn. Sharron Bonnett, a longtime volunteer and supporter of the New Nodaway Humane Society, partnered with Sonia Smith of Collette Vacations to give the presentation to a packed meeting room. Travel Tails Tours provide…
Read MoreTCW collecting toys for Nodaway County children
A local organization is doing all it can to ensure a merry Christmas for every child in Nodaway County. Today’s Civic Women, a group comprised of Nodaway County women who focus on charitable works, is preparing for the annual Toys for Tots of Nodaway County toy drive. The Toys for Tots collection will begin on…
Read MoreSAVE initiative meets needs in Nodaway County
Maryville Public Safety Officer Sarah Kahmann and Victim Advocate Meghann Kosman have created a presentation intended to educate Nodaway County residents about sexual assault. The two women said they co-founded the SAVE initiative after realizing there was a significant need for such a program in Nodaway County. Kahmann and Kosman gave their program last Thursday…
Read MoreMaryville youngster aids children of war
A Maryville youngster is currently raising money to help children in Africa who have been forced into serving in rebel militia groups. Sam Offutt, son of Jason and Kim Offutt, was inspired to begin his fundraising campaign after reading the book, “Child Soldier: When Boys and Girls are Used in War.” The book is an…
Read MoreFurry Friend Friday
This handsome boy is Brutus. Don’t let his size intimidate you; Brutus is really a gentle soul looking for a forever home. He is a 3-year-old bulldog/boxer mix and he has been neutered and is up to date on all of his vaccines. Brutus is a little skittish around children and other animals, so he…
Read MoreTricks and treats in store during Mozingo’s Haunted Campground
Preparations are beginning for the seventh annual Haunted Campground to be held Saturday, Oct. 17, at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park. Tom and Twyla Martin of Maryville are the masterminds behind all the tricks and treats that have become an annual attraction at the popular recreational vehicle park at Mozingo Lake.. “My husband, Tom, and I…
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