The Locust Creek Covered Bridge is nearing its major relocation to Pershing State Park from its current location outside of Meadville. While the current location is closed to the public, some have had the unique opportunity to see the bridge being carefully transferred from its piers onto the rig that will transport it to its new home at Pershing Park.
The Missouri Valley Baptist Association invites women from across the region to join in a time of fellowship, inspiration, and spiritual renewal at the Women’s Retreat, scheduled for March 7-8, 2025. This enriching event will be held at the Grand Oaks Baptist Assembly in Chillicothe, Missouri, and will center around the theme ‘True Gospel, True Freedom.’
OliveSage Emporium in Marceline is hosting a Galentine’s Party on Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 6 p.m., inviting women to celebrate friendship and fun in style. The event will take place at 117 N Main Street in Marceline.
Over 15 Main Street communities, from across the state, gathered in Jefferson City on Tuesday, Jan. 28 for the Missouri Main Street Connection Inc., (MMSC) Main Street Capitol Day.
The Green Hills Farm Project is inviting community members and agricultural enthusiasts to its Annual Meeting on Sat., Feb. 8, 2024, at the Cornett Research Farm in Linneus. With a theme centered on ‘Grazing Edge: The Regenerative Meat Movement,’ the event promises an educational and inspirational day focused on sustainable beef production.
The Marceline City Council held a brief special meeting on Jan. 28, 2025, in the Council Chambers at Marceline City Hall at 6 p.m. All council members, City Manager Jesse Wallis, and City Clerk/Assistant City Manager Lindsay Krumpelman were present.
Are you missing mail or having it arrive later than it was sent? How about 10 days later or more? After all, the holidays are over and most of the roads are clear since the early January blizzard and winter storm that impacted Midwestern states.
Marceline R-V Schools is now collecting names for students eligible for Kindergarten in Fall 2025. Parents of children born before August 1, 2020, are encouraged to complete the provided online form to ensure their child is registered. It can be found here: https://forms.gle/himViYDnwNJv4RxDA.
Emily Fluckey, principal of Meadville Elementary, stands with Darin Crackenberger and Craig Lambert of the MFA Foundation, who presented a $2,000 donation to fund future playground improvements. The contribution demonstrates their commitment to supporting schools and communities.
The Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has awarded 46 grants to organizations committed to addressing food insecurity in their communities, including grants to the Lucky Star 4-H Club, Keytesville, and the South Eagle 4-H Club, Linneus. This marks the fourth year the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has provided matching grants to Missouri FFA chapters, Missouri 4-H clubs, collegiate, and career and technical education organizations to support efforts to improve local food security. Since 2022, Missouri youth have raised enough resources to provide 481,987 meals in their communities through grant-funded projects.