Phi Beta Sigma and Student Government have been working to host voter registration drives for Truman State University students. These voter registration drives have been taking place every Tuesday outside the Student Union Building, starting […]
Kirksville Police Chief Steve Farnsworth has died, the City of Kirksville announced Oct. 11. A cause of death has not been announced. Farnsworth began serving as Kirksville Police Chief Sept. 4, 2019. Deputy Police Chief […]
Although small businesses in Kirksville have been affected by COVID-19, the city has survived the pandemic with a 3% increase in local sales tax revenue. Ashley Young, Kirksville’s assistant city manager, said Kirksville has seen […]
A drive-through flu clinic will be conducted by the Adair County Health Department from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 14 at the NEMO fairgrounds. Flu vaccines will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. […]
On Monday, Sept. 28, Truman State University students organized a march from the Department of of Public Safety to the Kirksville Police Department to protest the killing of Breonna Taylor, a Black Louisville, Kentucky, woman […]
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Discount Textbooks and the Truman State University Bookstore have been tasked with providing their usual services to students in a safe and health-conscious manner. Store Manager Tony Lain […]
After more than a year of construction, the Kirksville Arts Association moved into the nearly-completed Sue Ross Arts Center building on June 16. The center is currently displaying the “Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild Showcase,” […]
As of Tuesday afternoon, there are four confirmed positive COVID-19 cases connected to Truman State University’s campus, two of which involve students and two involve staff members. Jim LeBaron, Adair County Health Department administrator, wrote […]
Kirksville City Council and Missouri Gov. Mike Parson issued a shelter-in-place order Friday to prevent the spread of COVID-19, among other measures. As of Friday afternoon, Adair County had a total of 10 confirmed cases […]
Jim LeBaron, Adair County Health Department administrator, announced Wednesday the Adair County Health Department is investigating five cases of the COVID-19 virus in the county. None of the cases are travel related. All individuals are […]
Invitations to participate in the 2020 census are now being sent out to every home across the country, with everyone required to participate. On March 28, the United States Census Bureau announced in a press […]
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