Following months of preparation, Take Root Cafe, an organic pay-what-you-can cafe, has announced they will be located in Pickler’s Famous on the square. Despite a plan for location, the cafe still has a long ways […]
Truman State’s Catholic Newman Center was ranked No. 33 on a list of the 50 best college Newman Centers published by Best College Reviews. Criteria for the rankings included student involvement, as well as spiritual and social opportunities provided to […]
Kirksville City Council approved funding Dec. 21 for a new production line at the Kirksville Kraft plant. Kraft will purchase Chapter 100 Bonds, which allow cities to construct or improve warehouse or industrial facilities with bond proceeds.The bonds Kraft […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Nearly 70 students, faculty and community members marched through campus as part of the Black Lives Matter vigil Nov. 5. Sophomore Darell Hawley planned and organized the event, with support from the Multicultural Affairs Center. […]
Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois proposed a new transmission line called the Mark Twain Transmission Project (MTTP) during May 2015. The MTTP would run through several counties of Missouri and some local residents, concerned with […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]College students frequently rent one of the many small houses in Kirksville, but one local woman decided to buy a house for a very different reason. Casa Guate is a small, nearly 100-year-old house that will serve as a living space […]
Months past its April deadline, the Kirksville bacon production line still is operational. Last November, Kraft announced a consolidation of bacon production lines that originally was scheduled to cease bacon production at the Kirksville plant […]
Parents have voiced concern about the Ray Miller Elementary principal after discovering her husband is a registered sex offender in Missouri. Principal Jennifer Botello is new to the Kirksville R-III school district this year and […]
Student Government approved two new committees, created a new position, and discussed filling a student representative to the Truman State Board of Governors position last Sunday. The committees and position are temporary for the school […]
Spring showers started during mid-April, but rather than bringing May flowers, the heavy rain kept coming until mid-August. The constant rain adversely affected residents and the landscape of Kirksville. An overabundance of water caused lasting damage that not only […]
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