Kirksville City Council elections will take place Tuesday, April 6. There are four candidates running for one seat and a three-year term. The candidates are Kevin Alm, Kabir Bansal, John Gardner and Dana (Danny) McDowell. […]
Missouri is now on Phase 1B – Tier 3 of its COVID-19 vaccination plan. Those who are now eligible for a vaccine include K-12 teachers, childcare providers, communications sector employees, information technology workers, food production […]
Starting March 8, Complete Family Medicine, a branch of the Hannibal Regional Healthcare System, has been overseeing operations at Truman State University’s Student Health Center and University Counseling Services. University President Sue Thomas said the […]
The Adair County Health Department has recently transitioned to only contact tracing within households, but Truman State University has continued contact tracing for all close contacts. The Adair County Health Department has two contact tracers […]
Individuals will once again be able to run into cold bodies of water and receive prizes for raising money at the 15th annual Polar Plunge in Kirksville. The event will take place March 6 at […]
The Adair County Health Department announced Tuesday that the second round of COVID-19 vaccines will be issued Wednesday, Jan. 27, to targeted populations, not the general public. The Health Department will administer these vaccines via […]
Living during a pandemic isn’t easy, especially when you are unsure of how you’re going to get your next meal. However, a few food drives and the generosity of a community can help ease the […]
The Adair County Health Department Board unanimously voted Nov. 23 to implement a county mask mandate to combat COVID-19. The Kirksville City Council also unanimously passed a city-wide mask mandate in its Nov. 24 meeting. […]
Two posters were found along East Normal Avenue featuring hateful speech, including a racial slur. This act initiated several responses including a “there is no place for hate at Truman” campaign on campus, a “you […]
Over the past few weeks, COVID-19 cases have sharply increased in Adair County. Meanwhile, at Truman State University, cases have remained fairly steady. As of Nov. 17, there were 168 active cases of COVID-19 and […]
The Truman State University Student Government lobbied for a county-wide mask mandate throughout the semester but has shifted its focus to improving COVID-19 precautions in local bars and restaurants. Kiren MacLeod, chair of the External […]
On Tuesday night, the state of Missouri decided a number of issues and elected Republicans down the ballot for the next president of the United States, governor of Missouri, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state […]
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