Scooter’s Coffee is a drive-thru regional coffee shop chain that will be joining the Kirksville community by mid-November this year. Scooter’s menu offers iced, hot or blended drinks and a variety of burritos, sandwiches and […]
The City of Kirksville switched over its residential trash services from Advanced Disposal to RTS Waste Services LLC, which will go into effect Oct. 1. This will be the first time they have switched services […]
AM Housing, Inc. closed on a house May 30 located at 215 N. High St. and hosted a student work day on Saturday. They hope to use the house as a homeless shelter in the […]
Plans to repair Baltimore Street from Illinois Street to just south of Patterson Street are moving forward as right of way plans have been approved. Project Manager Keith Killen said the Missouri Department of Transportation […]
After a ground-breaking ceremony in May, construction is now underway for the Sue Ross Arts Center and is expected to take approximately seven months. This new arts center will be located at the corner of […]
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to correct information previously reported and later said to be inaccurate. A renewable energy panel met at Take Root Cafe April 25 during Earth Week. The event was […]
Since joining the Kirksville City Council by appointment last August, Zac Burden won the municipal election to retain his seat April 2 and was chosen to serve as mayor April 8. Burden is a staple […]
A benefit concert at Take Root Cafe brought over 110 people together and raised nearly $800 for AM Housing to support its mission of helping the homeless and home insecure in Adair County. “AM Housing […]
The unemployment rate in Adair County has decreased slightly, but remains stable overall. Carolyn Chrisman, executive director for Kirksville Regional Economic Development Inc. said that as of February 2019, the unemployment rate in Adair County […]
Editor’s Note: This story has been edited to correct information previously reported and later said to be inaccurate. At a special meeting Monday night, the Kirksville City Council swore in its new members and unanimously […]
Missouri Amendment 2 passed with 65.5% approval last November legalizing medical marijuana in Missouri. At a recent meeting, Kirksville City Council members passed a zoning code expanding upon the amendment. The zoning code allows for […]
Adair County voters in Kirksville elected Zac Burden, Jessica Parks and Chuck Long to the City Council Tuesday. The county as a whole also passed the ballot initiative to impose a $1 monthly fee on […]
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