Community Blood Center will host a blood drive on Monday, Feb. 3, and Tuesday, Feb. 4, at the First Baptist Church. According to a news release, the drive will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday and from 1 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday in the church gymnasium.
The United Electric Cooperative Board of Directors approved a $25 bill credit for each meter due to colder weather increasing bills, according to a brief from the Maryville Forum. They are also delaying assessing late fees for January, February and March until a week after sue dates.
The city of Maryville and Nodaway County Economic Development are working to complete a deal to bring a delivery and sorting facility to Maryville, according to the Maryville Forum. It would employ up to 30 people full time. A stormwater management plan for an 11,800-square-foot facility, a requirement for large new construction was approved at…
A three vehicle crash west of Ravenwood killed a Parnell man and seriously injured others. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report, an 85-year-old Maryville man was headed south on State Route E and failed to stop at the stop sign. His vehicle struck the front driver’s side of the Parnell man’s vehicle, causing…
St. Joseph Museums will put in a Valentine’s “True Crime” event series at the Glore Psychiatric Museum. The first event will be on Feb. 8, with a night of Forensic investigation led by Osteologist, Dr. Tori Zieger. The second event will be on Feb. 14 with immersive game of ‘Whodunnit. Tickets are available at www.stjosephmuseum.org.
Maryville Vet Clinic was named the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Business of the Month for January. The nomination form complimented staff for its willingness to help regardless of time and situation.
A February 4 special election in Maryville will have voters decide on authorizing $50 million in bonds to pay for a new water treatment facility, The Maryville Forum reported. The plan for the facility was announced in June of last year with a goal of completion by August 2027.
Bob Bohlken of Maryville was recognized for his 70-year involvement with the American Legion last week, according to The Maryville Forum. A party with friends, family and legion members was held in his honor at Oak Pointe. Bohlken joined the American Legion after his service during the Korean War in July 1955.
Northwest Missouri’s first Safe Haven Baby Box will soon be available, according to News-Press Now. The box provides ab anonymous and legal alternative to the abandonment of a newborn baby. The box is placed at the Savannah Fire Department.
Maryville Public Library’s February adult program will be an Early Bird Gardening Class with Tim Janousek, the owner of the Plant House in Maryville. The program will be at 6 p.m. on Feb. 7, in the library basement.