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 […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]This week on Truman This Week, KTRM News Director Jared Heern discusses the recent Russian air disasters, Missouri’s success at keeping college tuition low, and the most recent Billboard charts. KTRM Sports Director Anna Grace […]
The Kirksville Police Department currently is seeking approval from the Kirksville City Council for body-worn cameras to be part of the 2016 budget. The City Council is in the process of completing the 2016 budget, […]
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 […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Students for a Democratic Society hosted an open forum Oct. 20 to raise awareness about police brutality. Sophomores Benjamin Wallis and Will Chaney organized the forum to spread information about the national movement Rise […]
The Missouri Public Service Commission hosted the last public hearing for the Mark Twain Transmission Project yesterday, Oct. 27 at 6 p.m. at Truman State’s Student Union Building Activities Room. Several Kirksville residents and landowners […]
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 […]
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 […]
Jessica Parks, founder and president of the Take Root Cafe, along with other board members, will show the documentary “A Place at the Table” today, Friday, Oct. 23. The documentary features topics including hunger in the U.S., […]
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) […]
The Missouri Public Service Commission will host a hearing for the Mark Twain Transmission Project 6 p.m. Oct. 19 at the Father Buhman Center in Shelbina, Missouri. The project is a proposal by Ameren to […]
Kirksville roads are full of peeling tar, large potholes and uneven curbing, but the city’s contractor will begin road repairs for some of the major problem areas. Mihalevich Concrete Construction, Inc. will fix areas including […]
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