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St. Joe schools offers readiness program for upcoming kindergartners
Elementary schools in the St. Joseph School District are offering United Way’s KinderClub Program this winter, according to News-Press Now. The readiness program is free and helps incoming kindergarteners , parents and caregivers prepare for the school year. Sessions focus on school readiness skills and provide participants with information and resources to prepare children for…
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Library to host information meeting for youth business fair
Maryville Public Library will host an informational meeting for its is Children’s Business Fair. A release said all youth ages eight through high school who are interested in creating a product or service and earning a profit are in courses to attend the meeting on January 22 at 5:30 p.m. in the library basement. The…
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Clarinda A’s to host annual Hall of Fame banquet
The Clarinda A’s will host its 50th annual Hall of Fame Banquet and fundraiser on Jan. 11 at the Clarinda Community High School. Former team members Ozzie Smith and Von Hayes will be in attendance to sign autographs. Doors open at 4:30 p.m and dinner is at 6:15 p.m. Advance tickets are $30 for adults…
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Mosaic welcomes new advanced practice nurse
Kyle Thomas, APRN will join Mosaic Orthopedics – Maryville and begin seeing patients Jan. 13. Thomas has over 19 years of nursing experience in inpatient, outpatient and operating room settings. He was previously worked for Mosaic as a registered nurse in the intensive care unit in St. Joseph from 2006 from 2017. The t diagnoses…
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St. Joe reverses landfill suspension
St. Joseph city officials reversed a planned suspension of construction dumping at the St. Joseph Landfill, according to News-Press Now. A moratorium for the suspension was approved at the Jan. 6 city council meeting. It has been lifted until a new Landfill Task Force Committee can review the decision to limit C&D waste and determine…
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Food pantry held Thursday in Hopkins
The Hopkins Food Pantry will be held on Jan 9 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 101 South Fifth Street, Hopkins. Interested individuals and families are welcome to come by to see if they qualify for Second Harvest guidelines.
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City provides two locations for Christmas tree disposal
The City of Maryville will accept real Christmas trees for disposals at two locations until Jan. 13. According to a news Christmas trees can be dropped off at the city’s street garage at Second Street and North Newton Street or in the lower parking lot behind City Hall at 415 N. Market St. All decorations,…
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Crush Women’s Fitness to close
Crush Women’s Fitness plans to close the gym’s doors on Jan. 18, according to reports from News-Press Now. Members of the gym were notified via email last week and told all members will have access to the gym until Jan. 18, regardless of the last billing date. Crush Women’s Fitness opened around a year and…
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139th Airlift Wing announced Airman of the Year
The 139th Airlift Wing of the Missouri National Guard announced its Airman of the Year on Thursday. According to a social media post, Airman 1st Class Zoey Prussman was selected as the 139th Airlift Wing Outstanding Airman of the Year. The posts said Prussman is a material management customer survive specialist in the 139th Logistics…
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Mosaic welcomes first Maryville baby of 2025
Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville welcomed the hospital’s first baby of 2025 in New Year’s Day. Violet Lilly McMahon was born on Jan. 1 at 9:47 a.m. weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces and measuring 20.5 inches, according to the hospital. She is the daughter of Nicholas McMahon and Samantha Baker, of Maryville.