KXCV-KRNW's Mathew Givens reports:
- A review of October's regular meeting of the Maryville school board included naming a new high school head baseball coach and reviewing the district's comprehensive school improvement plan.
- The Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to crashes involving injuries on Highway 136 east of Tarkio Wednesday morning, a collision on Highway 169 south of Avenue City on Thursday morning, and a motorcycle that crashed in a Caldwell County field on Thursday during the noon hour.
- There are locations in the KXCV-KRNW listening area where on Saturday you can dispose of unused and/or expired prescription drugs as part of the national "Drug Take Back" day.
- New and expanded fertilizer plants are coming to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and five other states. That's the result of the U.S. Agriculture Department spending over $570 million dollars.
- University of Missouri Extension has gone statewide with online services provided by its family impact center, offering online programs in nutrition education, physical wellness and activity, social-emotional health, and preventative health education.
- This week's list of historical events in Nodaway County includes farmers receiving awards 75 years ago, additions to youth recreation programs that also took place 75 years ago, and the work with Vietnam War refugees from 50 years ago.
