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After record snowfall and rain storms, the midwest is experiencing historic flooding throughout Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri. Read more
After record snowfall and rain storms, the midwest is experiencing historic flooding throughout Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri. Read more
Northwest Missouri could lose massive tax revenue from local wind farms if a bill on the Senate floor is not passed. Read more
Maryville is creating new ways for its citizens to be knowledgeable regarding municipal issues and projects. Read more
The Nodaway County Sheriff’s Office arrested a methamphetamine dealer March 15 at 515 E. Seventh St. Read more
The Maryville Taco Bell has fixed the curbs and potholes in the drive-thru and is in the process of fixing the parking lot. Read more
An educational forum about the use tax was held March 13 in the J.W. Jones Student Union Ballroom. Read more
The city of Maryville is looking to implement wayfinding signs across the town for local attractions as a part of a cohesive city improvement project series beginning this year. Read more
Northwest’s Wildlife Club has been officially recognized as an affiliate of The Wildlife Society. Read more
The Missouri House of Representatives advanced one of the nations strongest pro-life bills in an afternoon of debate, leading to what could be a ban of almost all abortions in the state. Read more
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The University calendar will go into May from this semester on, but the majority of local landlords have their leases ending April 30, leaving students scrambling for solutions. Read more
Over the past year, the City of Maryville has been figuring out the designs for the new public safety building. Read more
Moms Demand Action discussed how guns impact domestic violence during its meeting Feb. 26. Read more
A new bill has been introduced to the Missouri Senate which would weaken the Sunshine Law. If passed the bill would limit the transparency required of government officials and their constituents. Read more
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Northwest Alternative Spring Break is set to travel to the Carolinas, helping in relief efforts from Hurricane Florence for its yearly service trip this semester. Read more
Top high school scholars and potential Northwest students competed for the President’s Scholarship Feb. 16. Read more
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Maryville is looking to add to and improve downtown with the building of a park in the heart of downtown. Read more
Editor's note: Due to a clerical error in the University Police's crime logs submitted to the Northwest Missourian, the alleged citation for Kamirah Brown has been adjusted to possession of alcohol. Read more
Severe winter weather has caused many blood drives to be canceled, leading to a blood unit shortage according to the American Red Cross. Read more
Missouri legislators passed a bill aiming to make it easier for consumers to tell the difference between plant-based meat and real meat. Read more
The Maryville Public Arts Committee announced its selections for this year’s new downtown sculptures. Read more
The United States’ 119th Congress brings a new wave of women and cultures to the government, leading to a shift in demographics. Read more
Maryville’s roads have seen significant damage due to the constant freezing and thawing of pavement. Read more
Maryville Public Safety has arrested a suspect in relation to the attempted armed robbery at City Star convenience store Jan. 29 around 9:45 p.m. Read more
While living off-campus for many is cheaper than living on-campus, there are a lot more challenges renters can face. Read more
The National Council for Home Safety and Security named Maryville as the ninth safest city in Missouri for 2019. Read more
A Maryville resident is using their passion for animals to help the stray and feral cats in town. Read more
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Missouri lawmakers are searching for a way to implement a ban on texting while driving. Read more
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Maryville faced record-breaking low temperatures Wednesday as an arctic deep freeze engulfed the midwest, resulting in Northwest canceling classes and closing campus. Read more
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A Maryville resident’s house caught fire at 610 N. Walnut St. Tuesday afternoon. Read more
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Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo, made a stop at the University to give a brief speech during the eighth annual Martin Luther King Jr. peace brunch Jan. 21. Read more
At the conclusion of the fall semester, faculty uploaded final grades in a different way. Read more
Nodaway County Prosecuting Attorney Robert Rice has unveiled a new resource for children across Nodaway County. Read more
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The observant or coffee-dependent sorts returning to Maryville may have noticed the small, chalkboard sign along Main Street emblazoned with the words “Local coffee shop open.” Read more
In 2019 Missouri will see minimum wage increase to $8.60 an hour. Read more
The new Maryville Public Safety building is getting closer to design completion. Read more
The city of Maryville will potentially see two new walking and biking trails in the near future, one of which would trace an iconic Northwest street. Read more
City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday night that would increase the rates of two utilities come next year. Read more
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A retired staff member who committed 45 years of his life to building up and innovating campus as the Assistant Director of Facility Services died Nov. 12. Read more
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The city of Maryville is in the midst of extensive planning in the hopes of rejuvenating a historic area of town. Read more
With Missouri voters passing two new laws since the last city council meeting took place, members spent Tuesday addressing those changes and its future impact on the community. Read more
Northwest School of Agriculture hosted its fourth annual Celebrate Agriculture Week. Read more
The Maryville Taco Bell has fixed the curbs and potholes in the drive-thru and is in the process of fixing the parking lot.
An educational forum about the use tax was held March 13 in the J.W. Jones Student Union Ballroom.
The city of Maryville is looking to implement wayfinding signs across the town for local attractions as a part of a cohesive city improvement project series beginning this year.
Northwest’s Wildlife Club has been officially recognized as an affiliate of The Wildlife Society.
The Missouri House of Representatives advanced one of the nations strongest pro-life bills in an afternoon of debate, leading to what could be a ban of almost all abortions in the state.
The University calendar will go into May from this semester on, but the majority of local landlords have their leases ending April 30, leaving students scrambling for solutions.
Over the past year, the City of Maryville has been figuring out the designs for the new public safety building.
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Moms Demand Action discussed how guns impact domestic violence during its meeting Feb. 26.
A new bill has been introduced to the Missouri Senate which would weaken the Sunshine Law. If passed the bill would limit the transparency required of government officials and their constituents.