
Gavin McGough
News DirectorContact me at gmcgough@nwmissouri.edu
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When it came to weather, Corn and Soybean Farmers had no complaints for much of the growing season. Here in the Northwest part of the state, July brought ample rain and crops were thriving. But according to the US Drought Monitor, much of the state has since entered drought conditions.
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The Missouri State Senate has sent a redrawn congressional map and a reform of the citizen initiative process to Governor Michael Kehoe for consideration and approval.
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The Second Saturday of the month is upon us, which means the Nodaway County Historical Society is open for coffee and conversation.
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Today, September 12th, marks your last chance to make your voice heard in the Maryville R-2 School District's Superintendent Search!
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As state senators gather in Jefferson City to consider reforms to Missouri’s citizen initiative process political groups are seeking to preserve that process with a ballot measure of their own.
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Automation, artificial intelligence, advancements in fertilizer science, and much more are reshaping today’s agriculture industry.Last week, Northwest Missouri State University hosted an open house for students and area farmers to hear from innovators in the field.
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Plans to beautify an alleyway near the intersection of Fourth and Main street include a small playground area, landscaping, nighttime lights, and public art. The city is also planning to build a pavilion downtown.
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Drug makers and distributors have been forced to pay billions of dollars in damages for their role in creating the nation’s opioid epidemic. Those funds are trickling down to communities across the country, including here in Nodaway County.