NOCOMO met their March Madness drive goals !Recycling donations not only supplies NOCOMO, it creates jobs for 8 of their employees. Even though March Madness is over the Community is encouraged to continue to bring them your cardboard and aluminum recycling. During March 524 lbs of cans, 3,488 lbs of cardboard and 2,473lbs of books! Missouri…
Northwest Missouri State University Regents have met and approved a 2024-2025 raise in tuition with a vote of 6-1 in favor of a 4.2% rate increase. Room rates will also see an increase between $260 and $320 annually depending on the residence hall that is selected. Meal plans will cost between $140 and $182 depending…
Voter turnout for the Municipal election on April 2nd beat last year’s turnout by almost 10%. Melinda Patton tells Nodaway News Radio that voter turnout for April Elections are usually 30% of registered voters or less. Tuesday’s turn out came in at 22.51%. With the Primary elections coming up on Tuesday, August 6th, candidates for…
Voters are waking up this morning to no shake-up in City Council. Both incumbents John McBride and Dannen Merrill easily retained their seats for another 3 year term. Maryville RII’s Jump proposition is a go. With 67% of the vote in favor of our children’s safety and education moving forward. And the ⅜ sales tax increase…
Today is election day! The 2024 election cycle has begun. Remember the polls are open until 7 tonight! It only takes a few minutes to cast your vote. Voter turnout is critical. In addition to the City Council, School board and Health Department board race we have two propositions that are important to our community…
We are rolling out a new name that better fits us here at KNIM and KVVL. Beginning immediately you will be able to find our news and other program information by going to Nodaway News Radio.com! Our team is excited to bring the latest current local issues to the forefront and keeping you informed of…
Missouri lawmakers returned to the Capitol this week.with a long list of policy priorities still in play and only eight weeks to get it all done before the legislative session ends in May. Disagreements between the Senate leadership and members of the Freedom Caucus continue to fuel the gridlock we have been experiencing over the…
The 2024 solar eclipse that will take place on April 8th has stirred some government agencies to issue warnings stating that airports in the path of a total eclipse will experience delays as well as cell phone service being taxed by users nationwide. As eclipse travelers migrate to areas that will experience a blackout roadways…
Northwest Missouri State University has named Krista Barcus as its interim vice president of culture and Lt. Amanda Cullin as interim chief of police, effective April 1.The appointments were approved Thursday by the Board of Regents. Barcus, who currently serves as assistant vice president of human resources at Northwest, and Cullin, a lieutenant of administration…
The Maryville Fire department was called to a structure fire over the weekend. Responders answered a call to what was formerly known as the Village O apartments. 7 of the 16 plex apartment occupants were trapped on the 2nd floor and were rescued by fire and police personnel. Firefighters spent 7 hours putting the blaze…