Nodaway County Health Inspections (September 2026)
By JIM FARIS The following are health inspections in Nodaway County. Inspections are released monthly. Note that COS means corrected on site. Maryville High School-1429 S. Munn (9/30/26) Discussed hair restraints, salad bar temps, and some moulding
Atchison County Health Inspections (September 2026)
By JIM FARIS The following are health inspections in Atchison County, Missouri. Inspections are released monthly. Note that COS means corrected on site. Atchison County Nutrition Center-412 Main, Tarkio (9/23/26) Non-critical: Boxes of food trays stored on
Nodaway County residents to see future water increase
The Nodaway County Board of Directors of Water Supply District No.1 has announced an anticipated increase in rural water costs for its customers over the next few years. Rates are expected to rise by approximately 50% in
Library celebrates heritage, window restoration
The Maryville Public Library recently celebrated the completion of a two-year project to restore the historic windows on its 114-year-old building. The restoration involved raising funds and working with specialized contractors to replicate and restore the delicate
‘Nodaway Says No’ Town Hall to discuss White Cloud Acres Data Center
A Town Hall will be held in Maryville to discuss the White Cloud Acres Data Center Project, White Cloud Generating LLC Project, and proposed White Cloud Township Zoning. The event will take place on October 12th at
Community Foundation of Northwest Missouri launches Director Fund Grant Program
By MATT PIKE The Communuity Foundation of Northwest Missouri is launching a new funding opportunity to support impactful, projec based initiatives that help strengthen communities. The new Directors Fund Grant Program will help support projects in the Community
Missouri adds new paperwork requirements to food assistance as federal penalties loom
Post photo While the Department of Social Services says the change is aimed at lowering payment error rates, advocates say it could actually increase errors and cause eligible Missourians to lose benefits Since receiving a letter from
What does Dentist Of The Year get?
Just a little plaque
Missouri’s Hoskins says Congressional Map battle will be remembered for years
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected efforts backed by Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to use the state’s newly drawn congressional map for the November election. The justices said switching maps after ballots had already been
Tennessee execution suspended after death row inmate Christa Pike survives lethal injection
Tennessee death row inmate Christa Gail Pike survived an unsuccessful lethal injection Wednesday after a federal appeals court briefly halted her execution, only for the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the stay and allow the state to