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
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has been elected to Missouri's U.S. Senate seat after Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo) conceded. Read more
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Missouri voters have approved the use of medical marijuana with the passage of Amendment 2. Read more
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A number of things were evident in the aftermath of Tuesday’s midterm election; Missouri voters are not on board with passing new taxes. Read more
It’s early in the morning on a Chesterfield, Missouri, dairy farm in late October, the shivering rains drenching the farmhands as they make their first of two daily milking stops. Read more
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With the Nov. 6 election less than a week away, Nodaway County voters will be tasked with making decisions on a wide range of impactful races and initiatives. Read more
Senator Claire McCaskill made a campaign stop at Northwest Oct. 27 to speak about ballot issues with students and community members. Read more
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A Maryville native died as a result of a vehicle accident involving an alleged drunk driver. Read more
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The city of Maryville has welcomed a new homestyle restaurant to town. Read more
A Northwest student and his passenger received injuries after their vehicle was hit head on by a car traveling in the wrong direction on Oct. 17 in Andrew County. Read more
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The city of Maryville has a use tax on the Nov. 6 ballot for out-of-state internet sales that has already been implemented by Nodaway County and Missouri. Read more
More than 1,200 Northwest students registered to vote through a Student Senate sponsored TurboVote link in Canvas. Read more
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Pieces of sports culture are now on display at the Nodaway County Historical Society. Read more
Homecoming and midterms coincidently fall on the same week this year, leaving students to manage their time between studying and taking part in Homecoming activities. Read more
The Northwest fishing club volunteered at Fishing for Freedom, an annual celebration to honor veterans with a weekend bass fishing tournament. Read more
The Nodaway County Senior Center is working to keep its doors open due to funding issues. Read more
The Missouri Department of Economic Development recently announced more than $5.1 billion worth of funding had been awarded to companies across the state, a number of which are located in Maryville. Read more
Maryville City Council approved the municipal annual budget for the 2019 fiscal year. The budget was approved at a city council meeting Sept. 28 and is in effect Oct. 1, 2018 through Sept. 30, 2019. Read more
Two Maryville residents are in custody in connection to a drug investigation. Read more
The Nodaway County Commission is moving forward with plans to build a wind farm in south Nodaway County. Read more
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Millennials could outnumber baby boomers in the electorate in coming years but are consistently the generation with the lowest voter turnout. Read more
Maryville Parks and Recreation members have begun discussing the possibility of building a dog park again. Read more
The City of Maryville plans to move forward with the Peach Creek improvement project in compliance with the Army Corps of Engineers. Read more
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The city of Maryville recently welcomed a new Mexican restaurant to the fold. Read more
Gov. Mike Parson and Missouri’s legislature recently changed course on a couple of senate bills over the week, changes that will impact how middle and high school students can choose their classes. Read more
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Missouri voters will see three separate ballot measures concerning to medical marijuana Nov. 3. Read more
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Maryville Public Safety is no longer investigating the fire that occurred Sept. 14 at 123 S. Mulberry St. as arson. Read more
Maryville Public Safety responded to a house fire near the intersection of West Jenkins and S. Mulberry Friday afternoon Read more
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For the first time in Northwest’s history, the Student Activities Council is hosting a music festival, Vibin’ in the ‘Ville, featuring several local artists, a beer garden, food trucks and vendor and art tents. Read more
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The R.T. Wright Farmhouse will move forward with improvements after the Board of Regents gave the University approval for repairs up to $1 million. Read more
A minimum wage increase is on the Missouri ballot for the Nov. 6 election. Read more
In recognition of Northwest’s School of Education’s complete overhaul of its curriculum, Northwest received the 2018 Christa McAuliffe Excellence in Teacher Education Award from the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Read more
City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday night that would increase the rates of two utilities come next year.
Maryville Public Saftey:
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.
The city of Maryville is in the midst of extensive planning in the hopes of rejuvenating a historic area of town.
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.
Northwest School of Agriculture hosted its fourth annual Celebrate Agriculture Week.
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has been elected to Missouri's U.S. Senate seat after Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo) conceded.
Maryville Public Safety:
Missouri voters have approved the use of medical marijuana with the passage of Amendment 2.
A number of things were evident in the aftermath of Tuesday’s midterm election; Missouri voters are not on board with passing new taxes.