At the April 15 Maryville Parks and Recreation Board Meeting, an engineering proposal from Snyder & Associates, Maryville, was approved for the pedestrian bridges at Judah Park for $36,700. The proposal was accepted by the Maryville City Council on April 22. Reports Recreation Supervisor Kristy McLain and Sports Coordinator Emily Dew. The Youth Spring Soccer League
VFW Post 442 will meet at 4:30 pm, Wednesday, May 1 at the National Guard Armory, Maryville. For more information, contact Jeremy Cobb at sgmjacobb@gmail.com or 573.418.1671.
On April 22, workers were busy putting gravel into the bottom of the concrete forms for the new ADA compliant ramp and stairs on the east side of the Nodaway County Courthouse, Maryville. The west side entrance has an added temporary ramp for ADA accessibility.
College Bowling, Per Capita – 2024 The per capita production of women collegiate bowlers by hometown is a good example of a regional sport. In this case, it is the Midwest and Northeast that dominate. Illinois ranks first, followed by New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio in per capita bowler production. There are
The Maryville Rotary Club accepted two grants in support of the Bloomin’ Peony Tour, slated for May 18-19, which is expected to bring several hundred peony enthusiasts from out of state as well as local gardeners.
Matt Keeley, the newest coach to join the Bearcat Athletic Department, was introduced at a press conference on April 24 in Lamkin Activity Center. Keeley, a native of Great Bend, KS, has been the coach of Ottawa University Arizona for the past seven seasons.
Madonna and Richard Pope, owners of the property located at 315 East Thompson, Maryville, are the April winners of the Beautification Award Program. Newly elected Mayor Dannen Merrill, left, bestowed the award.
BOSS Coffee, business owners sharing solutions, offers entrepreneurs, start-ups and existing small business the opportunity to gather and connect, working through business challenges and identifying opportunities will be at 8:15 am, Tuesday, April 30 at the Maryville Public Library, 509 North Main. This session will be about financing and taxes with speaker Rebecca Lobina from
Nodaway Valley, North Nodaway and Platte Valley Track Teams participated at the Indian Relays on April 19 in Tarkio. Photos and Prep Scoreboard can be found on Page 16 of this week’s NNL.
The Nodaway Chorale will present its spring concert “Made in the USA” at 4 pm, Sunday, April 28 at the Schneider Performing Arts Center at the Maryville High School, 1501 South Munn Street. Admission is free. Tax deductible donations at the door are welcomed. For more information, email info@nodawaychorale.org or visit nodawaychorale.org.
