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 […]
Missouri ballot initiatives generated close results from state and local voters. Amendment 3’s redistricting proposition was nearly split among the populace, ultimately being approved with a 51% majority for Missouri and 53% in Adair County. […]
President Donald Trump and running mate Mike Pence, representing the Republican Party, won a majority of voters in Adair County. Trump won 61.826% of the county’s vote, while the Democratic ticket, composed of Joe Biden […]
The Kirksville Kiwanis Farmers Market has gone through some changes because of the COVID-19 pandemic: mask wearing and social distancing are not required for attendance but are suggested. The Kirksville Kiwanis Club, which is in […]
Kirksville’s Downtown Cinema 8 movie theater has reopened with limited hours and is now offering retro showings of movies. Downtown Cinema 8 reduced its hours of operation to Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It was previously […]
As Nov. 3 approaches, the Adair County Clerk’s Office is expecting a high voter turnout with voters preparing to cast in-person, absentee and mail-in ballots. As of Oct. 20, 1,378 people have voted early at […]
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. […]
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