After Truman State President Troy Paino announced his resignation Monday in a campus-wide email, representatives from Truman Media Network met with Paino to get a sense of what prompted his decision to accept a position […]
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Students who travel to Iowa for their first Iowa caucus rallies may be surprised by the variety of events and the people who attend them. No two rallies are exactly alike, each differing in location, […]
Truman State sits a mere 30 miles from the Iowa border, so it isn’t surprising that many Truman State students who call Iowa home chose to travel to their caucus Monday night. For many students, […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]For Iowa college students, the chance to vote in the 2016 Iowa caucuses, perhaps their first caucus experience, is an opportunity few want to miss. The Donald Trump political rally Saturday night drew a mixed […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development granted the Adair County Nursing Home District, known locally as Twin Pines Adult Care Center, an $11 million Community Facilities Direct Loan to build a modernized facility. Construction […]
The Adair County Coroner has confirmed cause of death for Truman State student William Batterson who died on campus Sept. 14. Adair County Coroner Brian Noe says the autopsy indicates Batterson died of an overdose […]
The City Council approved an ordinance authorizing a special use permit to allow Eric and Tara Grgurich to use their residential property as the location for their welding and machine shop. The original permit stated […]
Members of the Students for a Democratic Society attended the Oct. 24 Rise Up October event in New York City. Nine members of SDS took a bus to New York City to attend the march […]
Kirksville residents and Adair County law enforcement officers voiced their concerns and suggestions regarding officer training standards during a public meeting Oct. 14. The Missouri Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission and the Missouri Department of […]
Kirksville residents and Adair County law enforcement officers took the opportunity to voice their concerns and suggestions regarding officer training standards during a public meeting Wednesday. The Missouri Peace Officer Standards and Training commission (POST) […]
Sgt. Sara Holzmeier will take over as Department of Public Safety Director Sept. 1. The previous director, Tom Johnson, left the department last May, and the University searched for a replacement until approximately two weeks […]
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