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The Northwest Board of Regents changed the wording of the smoke-free campus policy to to***co-free to account for all ty...
12/16/2024

The Northwest Board of Regents changed the wording of the smoke-free campus policy to to***co-free to account for all types of to***co, including chewing to***co and vapes. Read more about it here:

The University’s smoke-free campus policy was a major agenda item at the Board of Regents meeting Dec. 12.

At the Maryville City Council meeting Dec. 9, an ordinance was approved for RDG Planning & Design to provide further con...
12/11/2024

At the Maryville City Council meeting Dec. 9, an ordinance was approved for RDG Planning & Design to provide further consulting services related to the preparation of the Maryville Comprehensive Plan. Read more here:

Back in 2012, the Maryville Comprehensive Plan was developed by RDG Planning & Design. At the Maryville City Council meeting Dec. 9, an ordinance was approved for RDG Planning &

Winter break is quickly approaching, and some students are preparing to spend it on campus. Click the link below to see ...
12/09/2024

Winter break is quickly approaching, and some students are preparing to spend it on campus. Click the link below to see what resources are available to students who stay over breaks:

Winter break is quickly approaching, and students have many requirements to complete before they can go home for their respective holidays; some students simultaneously prepare to spend their break on

Aisles of books fill the building, highlighted by the natural light of the historic arched windows that line the outside...
12/09/2024

Aisles of books fill the building, highlighted by the natural light of the historic arched windows that line the outside of the Maryville Public Library. These windows, however, are in need of restoration.

Read more about this by clicking the link below:

Aisles of books fill the building, highlighted by the natural light of the historic arched windows that line the outside of the Maryville Public Library. These windows, however, are in

Humans have discussed controversies in and out of existence throughout history and believed or not, one thing is true — ...
12/09/2024

Humans have discussed controversies in and out of existence throughout history and believed or not, one thing is true — the number of reported Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena is increasing. To learn about these UAPs — most commonly referred to as UFOs — click the link below:

Humans have discussed controversies in and out of existence throughout history and believed or not, one thing is true — the number of reported Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena is increasing.

With the holiday season upon us, many people are out grabbing presents for families, but not everyone has a family who i...
12/06/2024

With the holiday season upon us, many people are out grabbing presents for families, but not everyone has a family who is able to buy them gifts. One program is determined to stop this, and you can read more about it here:

With the holiday season upon us, many people are out grabbing presents for families, but not everyone has a family who is able to buy them gifts.

The sun is rising as Maryville residents arrive at Scooter’s Coffee for their morning cup of Joe.The smell of espresso b...
12/06/2024

The sun is rising as Maryville residents arrive at Scooter’s Coffee for their morning cup of Joe.

The smell of espresso beans isn’t the only thing wafting through the air; the sound of a melodious tune of an ocarina can sometimes be heard, giving customers an extra pick-me-up. Read more about it here:

The sun is rising as Maryville residents arrive at Scooter’s Coffee for their morning cup of Joe.

After a lengthy career in law enforcement, Nodaway County Sheriff Randy Strong will officially retire at the end of the ...
12/06/2024

After a lengthy career in law enforcement, Nodaway County Sheriff Randy Strong will officially retire at the end of the year. Read more about his life on the job and retirement plans here:

After a lengthy career in law enforcement, Nodaway County Sheriff Randy Strong will officially retire at the end of the year.

This event is starts at 5 p.m.Read more about what it offers here:
12/05/2024

This event is starts at 5 p.m.

Read more about what it offers here:

Whether it is adapting to being back in their hometown again for December, working on a final project or preparing to graduate, finals week can be a busy time for

In its last meeting of the semester, Student Senate approved two appropriations and swore in three members Dec. 3. Read ...
12/04/2024

In its last meeting of the semester, Student Senate approved two appropriations and swore in three members Dec. 3. Read more here:

In its last meeting of the semester, Student Senate approved two appropriations and swore in three members Dec. 3.

The Shouse family farm has been passed down on the same land in Weston, Missouri, since 1843. Northwest junior Grant Sho...
11/22/2024

The Shouse family farm has been passed down on the same land in Weston, Missouri, since 1843. Northwest junior Grant Shouse, and his sister, Northwest senior Emma Shouse, have no plans to be the outliers of this tradition. Read more about it by clicking the link here:

The Shouse family farm has been passed down on the same land in Weston, Missouri, since 1843. Northwest junior Grant Shouse has no plan to be the outlier of this

The Maryville Hosts Lion’s Club has started to help the Maryville Senior Center’s Angel Program — a program that began i...
11/22/2024

The Maryville Hosts Lion’s Club has started to help the Maryville Senior Center’s Angel Program — a program that began in 2017 to help seniors who fall under the poverty line pay for meals. Read more about it here:

Going hungry is not an option for a group of local seniors with help from a center of specific group of Lions.

The Today’s Civic Women organization is putting together Nodaway County’s Toys for Tots fundraiser for this winter seaso...
11/22/2024

The Today’s Civic Women organization is putting together Nodaway County’s Toys for Tots fundraiser for this winter season. Read more about it here:

The Today’s Civic Women organization is putting together Nodaway County’s Toys for Tots fundraiser for this winter season. During the 2023 fundraiser event, the organization collected gifts for 265 kids

During the month of November, many men around the world grow out their mustaches and try to raise awareness about men's ...
11/22/2024

During the month of November, many men around the world grow out their mustaches and try to raise awareness about men's health. This has been deemed Movember, the M standing for men, and mustache. Read more about it here:

During the month of November, many men around the world grow out their mustaches and try to raise awareness about men's health. This has been deemed Movember, the M standing

From the food in grocery stores, to the clothes people wear every day, so much of daily life involves agriculture. The w...
11/21/2024

From the food in grocery stores, to the clothes people wear every day, so much of daily life involves agriculture. The week of Nov. 9-16, the School of Agricultural Sciences hosted events for the campus and community on the many processes of agriculture. Read more here:

From the food in grocery stores, to the clothes people wear every day, so much of daily life involves agriculture. The Agriculture Department at Northwest helps start the process of

Contaminated food on McDonald's products sparked a nationwide E. coli outbreak that affected Maryville's location. Read ...
11/21/2024

Contaminated food on McDonald's products sparked a nationwide E. coli outbreak that affected Maryville's location. Read about the local food recall and business inspection process by clicking the link below:

Missouri residents might have noticed a temporary menu change at local McDonald’s locations. The absence of the Quarter Pounder may be found in any of the 14 states affected by

While there have been no confirmed cases, some students have reported seeing mold-like substances in their dorm rooms. R...
11/21/2024

While there have been no confirmed cases, some students have reported seeing mold-like substances in their dorm rooms. Read more about their experiences by clicking the link below:

Multiple students from different residence halls across campus have found what they believe to be mold in their rooms, allegedly causing sickness or forcing them to inconveniently move rooms.

Tau Kappa Epsilon-Delta Nu Chapter will be attending a leadership conference in Chicago. Student Senate approved an appr...
11/21/2024

Tau Kappa Epsilon-Delta Nu Chapter will be attending a leadership conference in Chicago. Student Senate approved an appropriation to help fund this. Read more about it here:

Student Senate approved an appropriation of $1,500 to a campus fraternity in order for it to attend a conference in Chicago in its meeting Nov. 19.

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