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COMMISSION MINUTES The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Tuesday, March 5. In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, South District Commissioner Robert Stiens, North District Commissioner Chris Burns and County Clerk Melinda Patton. Business before the board included: • A payment requisition to Jason Gray of the Missouri Department of Transportation. • Review…
Read MoreTheater production to bring a bit of summer to Maryville
MARYVILLE, Mo. — If hoping to experience some warmer weather, look no further than the Nodaway Community Theater Company’s presentation of “Sally Sells Seashells (And You Can, Too!).” Set in a beach town, the musical is about a girl named Sally who moves around a lot, but comes to a town where she thinks she…
Read MoreHighlights from Hegeman: Evaluating state’s strong economy
Through the end of Wednesday, Feb. 20, Missouri’s year-to-date net general revenue collection is down by 5.35 percent — about $310 million less than during the same timeframe in the previous fiscal year. However, about one month ago state general revenue collection was down by 10.1 percent — about $536 million less than during the…
Read MoreIngrid Dorothea Kuehnen
Ingrid Dorothea Kuehnen 1932-2019 Ingrid Dorothea Kuehnen, 86, of Overland Park, Kansas died peacefully Sunday Jan 27, 2019 in her home. She was born February 7, 1932 in Kleve, Germany to Josef and Ottilia Angenendt. After growing up in Kleve, she worked as an administrative assistant in the finance department of the city government. After…
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MARYVILLE PUBLIC SAFETY Incidents December 23 9:20 a.m. – W. 1st & Grand – Recovered property – firearm 12:48 p.m. – Franklin Park – Property damage – ongoing investigation December 26 8:10 a.m. – 200 block Park Ave. – Lost/stolen property – ongoing investigation December 27 8:23 a.m. – 400 block N. Market – Allen…
Read MoreCapitol Report: Governor creates Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Task Force
With the goal of making Missouri a national leader in preventing Medicaid fraud, Gov. Mike Parson recently announced the formation of the Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Task Force. To prepare coordination for the task force, Parson brought together members of the departments of Social Services, Health and Senior Services, and Mental Health, as well as…
Read MoreHighlights from Hegeman: Celebrating Thanksgiving
In just a few days, families and friends throughout Missouri and the United States will join together in celebration of Thanksgiving — a day that offers us the increasingly rare opportunity of taking a break from our hectic schedules to simply enjoy the company of our loved ones. We should never take for granted the…
Read MoreRiverhawks no match for No. 11 Bearcats
TALEQUAH, Okla. — The Northeastern State University Riverhawks (0-9) were no match for the Northwest Missouri State University Bearcats (8-1) on a warm and sunny day at Doc Wadley Stadium. … And the Bearcats made sure there was never any doubt of that throughout their 62-17 victory on Saturday afternoon. Freshman LaTroy Harper took the…
Read MoreBearcats to hit the road against Lions
MARYVILLE, Mo. — The mantra is that there is never an off-week in the MIAA. And while some may argue a couple possible exceptions, Lindenwood certainly isn’t one. The Lions (3-4) have been in every game this season with the exception of a 41-14 game that got away from them at Nebraska-Kearney. They even nearly…
Read MoreCapitol Report: The importance of voting
In a short time, Missourians will be able to exercise one of their most important rights by heading to the polls to vote in the August 7 primary. Voters from all over the state will participate in the elections process to help determine who will represent them in the halls of government. By casting their…
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