On the upcoming one-year anniversary of the fire, the Kirksville Arts Association will host a Capital Campaign Kickoff dinner including a reveal of its new building design. The fire, while destroying the association’s main downtown […]
Next year, the City of Kirksville plans to construct a new water tower in or around the Patryla Park area to increase water storage as the city’s commercial development expands. Kirksville City Engineer Len P. […]
A local non-profit corporation called AM Housing is making an effort to have a homeless shelter up and running in Kirksville as early as next fall. The organization was formed this summer, with former Kirksville […]
Kirksville’s popular frozen yogurt shop, TruYo Cafe, closed its doors for the final time today. The cafe made the announcement via Facebook last evening. TruYo Owner, Chris Bailey, said that the shop wasn’t making the […]
A total solar eclipse will pass through the United States on August 21st. Those in Kirksville can see it from around 11 am until 2:40 p.m. The sun will look completely covered by the moon […]
The manager of Kirksville restaurant La Pachanga was arrested Wednesday. Rafael Ramirez, 38, is accused of filing false returns in 2010, 2011, and 2012. Sheriff Hardwick says Ramirez was transferred to Marion County Jail Thursday. A La Pachanga […]
In a time where the extinction of the bee is a very real concern, Missouri conservation group Grow Native is making strides to help us understand what’s at stake and how we can stop it. […]
The two Kirksville City Council seats up for re-election were filled with their incumbents in Tuesday’s municipal election, while the citywide Parks and Recreation half-cent sales tax was approved. Council members Rick Steele and Jerry […]
As the intersection of Illinois Street and US-63 in Kirksville gains a reputation as the most dangerous intersection in town, officials are working to determine what is happening and find the best way to respond. […]
There are two Kirksville City Council seats open for election this year with three candidates — incumbent Jerry Mills, incumbent Rick Steele and local Kirksville citizen Kevin Alm. Mills is the owner of property management […]
Kirksville’s Kraft Plant is running behind on its agreements with the city, and has been given a full-year’s delay on hiring more full time employees. The $229 million expansion and Kraft’s agreements with the city […]
The 2017 edition of Kirksville’s State of the City event highlighted the numerous capital and business development projects in the city. The event, held on February 13 at the Economic Development Alliance building, was an […]
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