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 […]
After some setbacks, construction has officially begun on the new Kirksville Aquatic Center. Within the next weeks and into summer, the community will see evidence of the construction near Rotary Park. Rodney Sadler, Kirksville parks […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Kirksville municipal court will be dissolved June 1, and operations will be transferred to Missouri’s second judicial circuit court. Kirksville city manager Mari Macomber said there will be a transitional period in April where […]
With the population of the Congolese community only growing, it is important for each of us to welcome them to the Kirksville family. With language and culture being alien to the Congolese, Doctor Bobette Nzuzi […]
The National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning for Adair County and several surrounding communities beginning this evening, and it will remain in effect until Thursday. The warning, which begins at 6 p.m. Tuesday, […]
Due to impending inclement winter weather, and the U.S. National Weather Service’s Winter Storm Warning, the City of Kirksville has declared a Traffic/Snow Emergency (per Section 15 of the Municipal Code), beginning at 5:00 p.m. […]
“I’m happy to report that the state of the city is strong,” Biston said. […]
The company now has a total of about 900 jobs, meaning since their announcement, Kraft Heinz has added almost 500 jobs. […]
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