79.2% of Atchison County residents old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 5,312 citizens living in Atchison County in 2021, 79.2% were old enough to vote, equating to 4,205 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
4 lawyers in good standing in cities in Daviess County as of March
Cities in Daviess County recorded four lawyers in good standing as of March.
9 lawyers in good standing in cities in Grundy County as of Q1
There were nine lawyers in good standing in cities in Grundy County as of the first quarter.
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- March: 4 lawyers in good standing to practice law in cities in Mercer County
- Q1: 9 lawyers in good standing to practice law in cities in Andrew County
Alumnus Imparting Leadership and Education Experience at Horace Mann, Leet Center
After 27 years in the education field, Kevin Pitts, a Northwest Missouri State University alumnus, has taken on the role of director of Horace Mann Laboratory School and the Phyllis and Richard Leet Center for Children and Families. Pitts, who previously served as principal at Maryville Middle School for 19 years, expressed his sentiment about the opportunity, stating, "I got to thinking, ‘This would be my first fall not going back to kids and teachers and all that goes with it.'"Returning to his alma mater where he completed his practice teaching 30 years ago, Pitts...
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Annual ‘I Will Listen’ Event to Feature Mental Health Discussions and Art Exhibit
The Behavioral Science Association at Northwest Missouri State University is gearing up to host its annual “I Will Listen” event this month, aiming to combat the stigma surrounding mental health through educational activities and advocacy. The event, scheduled for March 28th, will be held at the J.W. Jones Student Union and is open to the public.“This event provides an open, honest and accepting space for people of all ages to express themselves through a variety of activities,” said Sada Irving, president of the Behavioral Science Association. “Just being present at this...
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Northwest Board of Regents to meet March 21
Northwest Missouri State University's Board of Regents is scheduled to convene on Thursday, March 21, at the J.W. Jones Student Union Boardroom on the University’s Maryville campus. The Board will hold its regular session at 1 p.m., as announced on Mar 15, 2024.According to Northwest Missouri State University, the Board of Regents is tasked with overseeing the management of the University's resources and establishing general, educational, and financial policies. The upcoming meeting's agenda includes a vote to close a portion of the session under R.S. Mo...
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Next DeLuce Art Gallery exhibit to feature multimedia artist
Northwest Missouri State University and its Department of Fine and Performing Arts will host Texas-based multimedia artist Anna Cowley Ford for its next featured exhibit in the Olive DeLuce Art Gallery.The exhibition, titled “POV your insurance stops covering two medications that are the biggest part of your treatment plan and now you’re barely a functional person,” opens at 7 p.m. Monday, March 25, with a lecture by Cowley Ford in Room 244 of the Olive DeLuce Fine Arts Building and a reception afterward outside the gallery. The exhibit continues through Friday, April 12....
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English faculty to discuss new books during Visiting Writers Series March 21
Northwest Missouri State University’s 2023-24 Visiting Writers Series is set to feature a night of readings celebrating new books published by two University faculty members. The event, scheduled for Thursday, March 21, in the J.W. Jones Student Union Living Room, will showcase the works of John Gallaher and Luke Rolfes.John Gallaher, who joined the University’s faculty in 2003, is known for his involvement with Northwest’s literary and art scene. Gallaher's new book, “My Life in Brutalist Architecture,” delves into the theme of adoption, both personally and generally. He...
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KXCV-KRNW Invites Public to Virtual Run/Walk Event in April
Northwest Missouri State University’s National Public Radio affiliate, KXCV-KRNW, is organizing its fifth annual virtual 5KXCV-KRNW Run for Radio event from April 13 to April 27. The station is encouraging community members and listeners to participate in the fundraising initiative, which supports the station's programming.According to Helen Konstantopoulos, KXCV-KRNW’s membership development and events coordinator, "We are super excited for our fifth Run for Radio. Our fundraiser is not only a means to fund some of our programming but also a way to promote healthy...
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Wonders of Wildlife Welcomes Turtle Named Bobby through Partnership with Northwest
Bobby Bearcat has a new friend in the state’s animal kingdom through Northwest Missouri State University’s support of a partnership to provide critical care and rehabilitate loggerhead turtles.“The Northwest community knows Bobby Bearcat as a spirit leader and goodwill ambassador for our campus,” said Brandon Stanley, Northwest’s assistant vice president of marketing and communication. “We are proud to extend our Northwest pride through this partnership and highlight the incredible work being done to rehabilitate these animals.”A loggerhead turtle named Bobby – so named...
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Northwest Week activities happening March 4-7
Northwest Week, a spring tradition at Northwest Missouri State University, is set to kick off on Monday, March 4, offering a variety of events, giveaways, and prizes for the university community. Organized by the Student Activities Council (SAC), the week-long celebration aims to bring students and faculty together through fun activities."The goal of Northwest Week is to bring students and faculty together to celebrate the community through a variety of fun events," said Maggie Wiedrich, SAC’s director of traditions and a freshman business administration major from...
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Student orgs sponsoring National Nutrition Month Activities
Foods and nutrition students at Northwest Missouri State University are gearing up to celebrate National Nutrition Month by offering free fruit on select Fridays in March and hosting various activities to promote healthy living. Reese Morris, a senior dietetics major and vice president of Northwest Student Dietetic Association (NSDA), highlighted the importance of the initiative, stating, "National Nutrition Month encourages us to observe the importance of a healthy diet as well as the elements of leading a healthy lifestyle."The activities organized by the student...
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Northwest Music Faculty to Present Recitals with Guest Performers
Northwest Missouri State University is hosting a series of recitals this spring featuring performances by faculty members in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts, as well as guest musicians. The recitals, which are free and open to the public, will take place at the Charles Johnson Theater in the Olive DeLuce Fine Arts Building starting at 7 p.m.Dr. Rachel Day, an assistant professor of music at Northwest, highlighted the significance of faculty recitals, stating, "Faculty recitals are opportunities for colleagues to collaborate toward a common goal, often exploring...
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Northwest Missouri State University Celebrates Women's History Month with Variety of Events
Northwest Missouri State University is gearing up to celebrate Women’s History Month with a series of events aimed at empowering women and honoring their contributions. The university will kick off the festivities with a Women’s Leadership Summit on Tuesday, March 20. Dr. Jessie Peter, senior coordinator of the event, emphasized the importance of the month, stating, “It is a time to celebrate the achievements of women across the world, reflect on the progress we have made in creating equitable spaces for women and discern the opportunities to improve.”The Women’s...
