Developers are preparing to break ground on a new hotel on South Franklin Street after the Kirksville City Council approved tax breaks for the developers Monday night. John Young, a representative for the developer, says construction on a Holiday Inn Express with 182 rooms will […]
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 students and faculty members are traveling to Des Moines for the Iowa Caucuses this weekend. 28 students will travel across the state of Iowa Jan. 30 through Feb. 2, attending campaign events of […]
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 […]
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 […]
Around two dozen participants gathered at the fountain by the Student Union Dec. 4 to raise awareness for and stand in solidarity with those affected by climate change, in the wake of the COP21 summit […]
The Missouri Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission approved rules to strengthen law enforcement training standards Dec. 1. The POST Commission now will require additional training for several aspects of police tactics, such as de-escalation […]
Kirksville already has begun decorating for the holidays and spreading cheer, and the Truman State Student Senate hopes to continue the trend. The Student Union Building will be open to third- through fifth-graders to celebrate the holidays […]
Although methamphetamine use remains a problem in Adair County, programs such as those offered at Preferred Family Healthcare aim to provide a way for drug abusers to recover. Despite a decrease in the number of […]
Kirksville residents can now locally buy a healthy alternative to conventionally raised beef by purchasing grass-fed cattle. Conventionally raised beef cattle ─ cows that spent a few months’ time in a feedlot before slaughter ─ […]
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