The Nodaway County Ambulance District Board convened on May 14th to address various operational and administrative matters. Key discussions included the successful 50th-anniversary open house, upcoming staff training, and necessary repairs to a PAT Van lift. Additionally, the board approved Medicare and Medicaid adjustments and authorized invoices to be sent to collections.
Former Maryville High School and Kansas State standout Serena Sundell returned to the Northwest Missouri State women’s basketball youth camp, sharing her knowledge and inspiring young players. Recently released by the Seattle Storm, Sundell is now participating in the 3XBA, a 3-on-3 women’s basketball league, and preparing for the Spokane Hoopfest, the world’s largest 3-on-3…
Savannah, Missouri, is experiencing a revitalization of its business landscape, with new and innovative establishments filling its town square and community spaces. Businesses like Wild Horse Cafe and The Bunker Club are finding success through mutual support and unique offerings, such as golf simulators and late-night haircuts. This renewed interest is driven by a focus…
At their May 19th meeting, the Maryville Parks and Recreation Board authorized two significant bids for city council approval: one for the construction of Sunrise Bark Park by McConnell & Associates, and another for an asphalt mill and overlay project by Keller Construction. The board also recognized Bryan Grow for his 15 years of dedicated…
LaTonya Williams, current President of the St. Joseph School District Board of Education, has announced her candidacy for Missouri House of Representatives District 10, a seat opening in November 2026 due to incumbent Bill Falkner terming out. Williams, emphasizing her role as a “community servant” rather than a politician, aims to be a strong and…
The Maryville Public Library is launching its annual Summer Reading Program, “Adventure Begins at Your Library,” on June 2, running until July 31. This free program encourages reading for all ages with opportunities to earn prizes, requiring a current library card for participation. Participants can register starting May 31 in person or online, with specific…
The Holt County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a suspicious death that occurred on Monday in the area of 59 Highway and Elmwood Road. Sheriff Tiger Parsons stated that the incident appears to be a “targeted event” and assures the community there is no ongoing danger. The investigation is being conducted with assistance from the Buchanan…
On Saturday, May 31, around 9:30 p.m., the St. Joseph Police Department responded to an accident at South Noyes Boulevard and Seneca Street where a driver reportedly hit two children on a bike. The children sustained injuries and were transported to Mosaic Life Care by EMS, though their official status remains unknown. The incident is…
Tabitha Frank, RN, nurse supervisor for the Nodaway County Health Department, was recognized by the Missouri Head Start Association on May 15. She received the award for her dedicated work with Nodaway County Head Start, where she provides vital health services. Frank’s contributions include staff training, immunizations, health education, and screenings for children, as acknowledged…
The Rolling Hills Library celebrated a major construction milestone with a topping-out ceremony for its new branch, the Riverside Library, as the final steel beam was placed ahead of schedule. This special beam, salvaged from the old North Belt Library branch, was signed by nearly 300 community members, symbolizing the transition to the new facility.…