Truman State University’s residence building, Centennial Hall, will temporarily house Kirksville Oscar Mayer employees from Guam and Hawaii, according to a City of Kirksville press release. The housing is transitional while the workers find permanent […]
The Greenwood Interprofessional Autism Center Project’s current phase is projected to be completed by Aug. 2023. Greenwood would be primarily used as a center to serve people within the autistic community from Kirksville and surrounding […]
Once a year, artists, food trucks and performers gather to give community members a taste of the arts. The annual Kirksville Red Barn Arts & Crafts Festival is in its 47th year. This year had […]
Truman State University hosted Family Weekend Friday Sept. 23 through Sunday Sept. 25. This is the first Family Day masks were not required since the COVID-19 pandemic began and is many students first ‘normal’ Family […]
Take Root, a pay-as-you-can cafe, was a staple in Kirksville from 2015 to 2020 until they closed because of COVID-19. Students would get a cup of coffee and study, Kirksville community members would participate in […]
According to the Adair County Coroner’s office, human remains have been identified as Jesse Rongey. The human remains were identified through dental records. According to the Coroner’s office, the bones are currently undergoing reconstruction to […]
Last week, a new Old Navy location opened in the Kirksville Commons Shopping Center, shortly after a Five Below store opened in the same shopping center. Assistant City Manager Ashley Young said the businesses will […]
READ AN UPDATE TO THE STORY: Rongey’s Body Identified UPDATED 4:54 PM 08/18/22 Jesse Rongey is suspected to have shot and dismembered Stephen Munn on Munn’s property July 5. Munn’s remains were found five days […]
Originally opened as a bar during 2008, Geno’s closed when the pandemic started. The former bar will be reopening this month. They will not be selling alcohol but will have a certified server available to […]
Since its 2016 founding, Take Root has served the Kirksville community in various ways, such as addressing issues of the industrial food system, alleviating hunger in Adair County and promoting healthy living through its signature […]
On Oct. 2, the local community gathered together to celebrate the arts and local craftsmanship. After being canceled last year, the Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival was especially appreciated by many in attendance this […]
Being new to a college and a city, especially during COVID-19, can be overwhelming. In Kirksville, one way the city helps connect students to the community is through the Downtown Student Welcome. At the Downtown […]
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