Nicholas Givens
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The Clarinda Chamber of Commerce and the Clarinda Economic Development Corporation will host the city’s first legislative briefing of the 2026 session later this month, offering residents a chance to hear directly from area lawmakers. -
A new restaurant is coming to the Mozingo Event Center, filling the space left vacant about a year ago by the William Coy Restaurant, a farm-to-table bistro that operated at Mozingo for six years. -
Water service lines in St. Joseph are being identified and scheduled for replacement as contractors working for Missouri American Water continue surveying the city’s system. -
The South Harrison R-II School District Board of Education met Nov. 10 to review ongoing projects and consider measures aimed at addressing financial pressures and future planning. -
Winter Weather Awareness Week in Missouri concludes today, and Northwest Missouri State University is reminding residents to prepare for the season’s harsh conditions. -
Falls City Economic Development and Growth Enterprise, better known as Falls City EDGE, continues to drive projects aimed at strengthening the region’s economy and infrastructure. -
The Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art is once again transforming into a holiday wonderland as it hosts its annual Sugarplum Festival, a St. Joseph tradition for more than 40 years. -
Halloween has brought more than costumes and candy to Northwest Missouri State University over the years — it’s been a stage for campus milestones and memorable moments.
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Nodaway County Economic Development and partner agencies are hosting a Downtown Open Spaces Tour on Thursday, Nov. 6, offering opportunities for prospective business owners to explore available properties and connect with local entrepreneurs. -
Halloween may be wrapping up, but the Maryville Chamber of Commerce is already gearing up for the holiday season with its annual “Grinch of Maryville” contest.
