Having experienced Northwest Missouri State University as students, alumni and faculty, Tim and Jenni Wall say they are fortunate to have gained such a broad perspective of their alma mater.
On Aug. 25 farmers can hear about the latest research and get updates on topics ranging from aquaculture to fertilizing techniques during a University of Missouri Extension field day at the Hundley-Whaley Research Center in Albany.
Students picked up their backpacks and headed back to the classroom on Thursday.
It's been a picture-perfect week for amateur photographer Kandie Lager, Clyde, whose dramatic image of tractors and windmills silhouetted against a yellow dawn on the Dennis Redden farm east of Conception won first place in the Beauty of the Farm category in a photo contest at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia.
Following a voluntary recall of eggs produced at the Wright County Egg plant in Galt, Iowa, the Maryville Walgreens has pulled all of their egg products from the shelves.
Eggs affected by the recall were distributed to food wholesalers, distribution centers and foodservice companies in eight states including Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska.
The eggs have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in people and animals.
Wright County Egg of Galt, Iowa is voluntarily recalling specific Julian dates of shell eggs produced by their farms because they have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
The Maryville City Council Monday night will consider the appointment of a new Mozingo Lake Advisory Board.
Two separate construction projects totaling more than a half million dollars are underway in connection with the development of an extensive walking and biking trail system within Maryville.
The Maryville R-II School Board approved the final version of the district's 2010-'11 budget Wednesday after voting to implement an operating levy on real, agricultural, commercial and personal property of $4.3693 per $100 of assessed valuation.
The signs of aging are evident all around, they mirror those worn by the man in charge.
No sale on vacant annex building - Tony Brown
Northwest registrar retires after 28 years - Connie Goff
Teacher presents a child's view of God in “My Day with Jesus” - Daily Forum Staff
Gov. Jay Nixon was in Maryville Wednesday to announce that Missouri will dedicate $85 million in grants, loans, matching funds and private investment to the expansion of high-speed Internet across the northern part of the state.
Despite some extremely high temperatures last week, Nodaway County's corn and soybean crops seem to have survived the first round of real summer heat without negative effect.
Finding your roots - Genealogist tracks down family history in early Graham - Connie Goff
The sun was shining for annual Fun Day event - Connie Goff
Northwest “books” tuition increase for implementation later - Staff Report
Regents reject pre-game drinking proposal on split vote - Megan Tilk
Flood and Fire - Maryville native makes dramatic escape from flooded Nashville home - Tony Brown
Dems open political season with Truman Day dinner - Tony Brown
Animal shelter staffer earns state accreditation - Staff Report
Remembering friends - Memorial service celebrates “picture puzzle” of interlocking lives - Tony Brown
Lager sales tax bill hailed by Chamber chief - Tony Brown
The search for natural health ends at Herbs ‘N’ Whey - Connie Goff
’Hounds make change for Haiti - Megan Tilk
Crumbling down? - Decaying portico columns will add to courthouse renovation cost - Tony Brown
Sheriff White encourages rural residents to “sign up” - Tony Brown
Grant received to upgrade PC service - Tony Brown
Making memorials - Connie Goff
Habitat home equipped with state-of-the-art fire suppression system - Tony Brown
Aid given to family ousted by fire - Megan Tilk
Northwest Missouri State has announced that Leslie Galbreath will assume the position of director of academic and library services on July 1.
Local women will portray members of the Maryville Ladies Military Band at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Nodaway County Historical Society museum, located ate 110 N. Walnut Street in Maryville.
