Campus
Greenwood clinic stalled amid budget cuts
The closest facility with services for children with autism is in Columbia, Missouri.
“That’s 95 miles away,” Cindy Dowis said. […]
Kirksville
City
Kirksville residents work to build local homeless shelter
A local non-profit corporation called AM Housing is making an effort to have a homeless shelter up and running in Kirksville as early as next fall. The organization was formed this summer, with former Kirksville […]
City
Grow Native Group Teaches Kirksville’s Gardeners To… Well, Grow Native
In a time where the extinction of the bee is a very real concern, Missouri conservation group Grow Native is making strides to help us understand what’s at stake and how we can stop it. […]
City
State of the City Address
The 2017 edition of Kirksville’s State of the City event highlighted the numerous capital and business development projects in the city. The event, held on February 13 at the Economic Development Alliance building, was an […]
Features
Take Root Cafe: Giving Back Despite the Odds
The outside of Take Root Cafe is quite unassuming. Three words have been stuck on the window: People. Planet. Community. From the outside of the building potted patrons can see potted plants on the inside. […]
City
Top 5 Reasons We’re Thankful to Live in Kirksville
Location. After living in a town different from your hometown, you come to appreciate the difference in location and gain perspective, and you realize you’re thankful for it. Quiet. Another great aspect of small towns […]
Campus
LGBTQ student and others speak out at Dump Trump Rally
Ian Pratt, junior and member of the LGBTQ+ community at Truman spoke out at the Dump Trump rally put on by Students for a Democratic Society today at 12 p.m on the quad. People […]
TMN Election Coverage 2016
Adair County voters turn out for controversial election
According to polling volunteers in Adair County, more voters came out this year because of the contention surrounding the presidential election. Throughout the day, the Adair County Public Library polling place stayed active. “We had […]
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SUB polling closes with more than 400 voter turnout
The last couple minutes of voting downstairs at the Student Union Building had a slow turnout of students. From 5 p.m. to poll closing time at 6 p.m., 34 students showed up to cast final […]
City
City Council Recognizes Marsha Jones For Service
Kirksville City Council recognized Marsha Jones for more than 11 years of service on the Lakes, Parks and Recreation Commission. Jones has served on LPRC since December 2004. She currently serves as LPRC chairperson but […]
City
Kirksville Sees Smaller Voter Registration Turnout Than Years Past
With the election just one day away, Adair County has counted a total of 15,242 registered voters — nearly 900 more than it had at the time of the 2012 election, according to the Adair […]
Campus
SAB Hosts Final Debate Viewing Event
Truman State University recently hosted a final debate viewing party for the upcoming election in the Student Union Building HUB Oct. 19. The event was hosted to allow students a chance to watch the final […]