While the joys of spring break and shamrocks are quickly approaching, TRUCare’s service initiatives are also exciting opportunities next month for the Truman State University community. Nationwide volunteer efforts are bridging the gap between current, […]
Kirksville-Protect Our Pets is making a big impact on Kirkville’s pet community, and hopes to continue its efforts in its upcoming spay and neuter events. KV-POP is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit, volunteer-based public charity […]
Whether this is the first time you’re hearing about it, you know it for its vast array of products or you just recognize the calico cat that sits outside, Rinehart’s Music and Video is a […]
Shelves are stocked, packages are sorted, and baskets are collected. As many get ready for a restful break, local volunteer organizations diligently coordinate arrangements for the subsequent weeks. To most college students, Thanksgiving is a […]
Four local churches have come together, shutting down a city street, to host a free block party for all members of the Kirksville and Truman State University communities. Kirksville City Council unanimously approved the churches’ […]
It’s a popular thought among Truman State University students and other community members that there is nothing to do in Kirksville. Those thoughts are likely linked to Kirksville being a small town in relation to […]
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 […]
One of the things Bridget Mendel Lee does as a beekeeper and teacher is help people get comfortable enough to work with honey bees without wearing protective gloves. She finds most people with intense phobias […]
For Janes Dreamweaver, posture is one of his favorite topics and is something he actively pays attention to as a yoga instructor. “My staff will tell you they are so tired of hearing me talk […]
It’s icy on Thanksgiving Day in Kirksville, Missouri, and there’s a line winding around a small white building. People from different walks of life hold up a plate to get a home-cooked meal and sit […]
TMN features writer Aura Martin visited the University Art Gallery and talked with artists about three exhibits on display. Retrospective Wynne Wilbur, Truman State University ceramics professor, first interacted with clay when she was in […]
As Michael Grasing was entering his home Jan. 13 to retrieve a shovel and remove the snow from his car, he glanced at his neighbor’s window and discovered a fire had started to engulf their […]
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