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The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce

EDITOR

Ken Garner

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Children play at the Thomson Splash 'N' Play during its first summer open to the public.

in 2021. The free water park was donated to the city by Dick and Kay Thomson as a way to give back to the town they so love.

Mind on Maryville

Letters from Director & Mayor

Maryville By The Numbers

Population, average age, Income information and weather averages

Vibrant and growing, Maryville's square is filled with businesses that local entrepreneurs have brought to the community to offer services.

From winning sports teams to seasonal events, Maryville offers something for everyone.

Whether you're into swimming, fishing, hunting or partying, Maryville provides a fun backdrop for the enjoyment of your choice.

With a local hospital as a central pillar of support, Maryville's health care system offers an evergrowing list of services available.

Maryville's education system offers both public and private K-12 schools as well as a university.

Centrally located in the county, Maryville leads with green ideas and shifts toward a healthier world.

The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce member directory offers a peek at many of the businesses in town as well as contact information for them.

With a thriving industrial scene, Maryville supports employees both inside town and outside.

Photo by SKYE POURNAZARI THE FORUM

Twelve homes out of 26 so far are sold. We will build to your design specifications, creating the floor plan of your dreams. Custom is our forte. We are not a cooperative. You own your lot and your home. The homeowners association takes care of the landscape, snow and trash pickup. Monthly H.O.A dues are $11000.

A VIBRANT COMMUNITY

As the Executive Director of the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce, I get the unique opportunity to witness the grit, determination and beauty of our community, firsthand, every single day.

I see it in local business owners, collaboration within the community, and the kindness of neighbors around us. This publication allows me to tell the story of the vibrancy of our community with contributions from local photographers and storytellers, and highlights the things that make Maryville an incredible place to live, work and shop.

My hope is to help you acquaint yourself with the rich experience Maryville has to offer, right here at home.

Amy Gessert Executive Director

Greater Maryville Chamber of Commcerce

AN EASY PLACE TO CALL HOME

Maryville is an easy place to call home.

We’re a small community with pride in our strong traditions of education, agriculture and entrepreneurial spirit.

Tucked away in northwest Missouri, we’ve got enough space to not feel crowded, but with easy access to nearby urban centers so we always feel connected.

It’s a place where community is what you make it, and although we’re a small town, we’re a community committed to doing big things.

It’s an exciting time to be in Maryville, as we reshape the look and feel of our community for the future through ambitious new infrastructure projects unparalleled among cities our size, through a downtown revitalization that continues to make us a regional shopping and entertainment destination, through the expansion of tourism drivers like the unique activities available at Mozingo

Lake Recreation Park, and so much more.

But mostly, it’s an exciting time to be in Maryville because of the different ways all sorts of people have decided to make it their home, weaving little pieces of themselves into the fabric of our community — and we’re stronger for it.

As you get to know Maryville a little bit better through the pages of this Viewbook, I’m confident you’ll find there’s no place quite like it.

Whether you’re just browsing, considering a new home or business venture here, or were just drawn in by the cover and found yourself intrigued, I hope you’ll find something about our community that speaks to you.

And if you don’t, it just means there’s even more of a place for a voice like yours here in Maryville.

Benjamin Lipiec Mayor Maryville, Missouri

BENJAMIN LIPIEC MARYVILLE MAYOR

AMY GESSERT GREATER MARYVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTOR

Founded: 1845

Maryville population (2020): 10,633

Nodaway County population (2020): 21,241

ECONOMY

Median household income: $34,258

Median home value: $130,500

Mean travel time to work: 13 mins.

DID YOU KNOW?

Maryville is named for Mary Graham, the wife of the town’s first postmaster, Amos Graham.

WEATHER

Average:

Annual precipitation – 39 inches

Annual snowfall – 23 inches

Spring high temp. – 63 degrees

Spring low temp. – 40 degrees

Summer high temp. – 85 degrees

Summer low temp. – 64 degrees

Fall high temp. – 65 degrees

Fall low temp.: – 41 degrees

Winter high temp. – 36 degrees

Winter low temp. – 16 degrees

GROWING TOGETHER

In Maryville, there’s never a shortage of moments to celebrate together or events to take part in.

Every Spoofhound and Bearcat home game brings with it a wave of green to the streets and flags to yards, along with events like community pep rallies and parades. We love our Spoofhounds and Bearcats! During the spring and summer, Maryville is the place to be as the event season heats up.

SPRING EVENTS

In March, line up along Market Street in front of Burny’s Sports Bar & Upper Deck to try and catch a glimpse of the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

You’ll have to squeeze in to make sure you catch it — the parade route is only 80 feet long!

For Easter, hundreds from around the county bring their kids to find the Easter Bunny’s eggs in an annual Easter Egg Hunt held at Donaldson Westside Park. Legend has it that in the 40 years the Easter Bunny has been hiding his eggs at the event, there’s still one that hasn’t been found … .

Chris Burns, parade sponsor and owner of Burny’s Sports Bar & Upper Deck, talks with crowdmembers before the 34th annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade held in 2021.

And nothing signals summertime in Maryville quite like the Nodaway County Fair. Attracting thousands from the surrounding areas to the downtown square for the carnival rides, local and national music acts and of course the fried food, the fair — and the accompanying 4-H/FFA livestock show — is classic smalltown community at its best.

Throughout the summer, hundreds take their picnic blankets and lawn chairs to Maryville Parks and Recreation’s Concerts in the Park, bringing in regional bands to play through the sunset as local food vendors set up shop at Donaldson Westside.

Come Grow With Us!

4-H/FFA LIVESTOCK SHOW

Youths show their swine in the 2021 Nodaway County Fair 4-H/FFA livestock Show.

For those who want to beat the heat, simmering stage performances are always on order from the Maryville Young Players, a summer theater camp for kids.

Back downtown, the Maryville Public Art Committee hosts the annual Art, Rhythm & Brews festival, providing a taste of area wineries, some sips of local microbrews and live music on the square.

NODAWAY COUNTY FAIR

Addisynn Latour, 7, and Kyleigh Carney, 9, took turns holding a rabbit owned by Dakota Allen during the Nodaway County Fair in downtown Maryville.

ART RHYTHM & BREWS

Alayna Pargas sings as Rafiki during rehearsal for Maryville Young Players production of The Lion King Jr. in the Lee & Nina Schneider Center for the Performing Arts.

FALL EVENTS

But in Maryville, few holidays are bigger than Halloween. Thousands come from across the region to the Haunted Campground at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park, along with the annual Downtown Trick or Treat, providing safe, fun and spooky environments for kids and families. This year's Haunted Campground saw the most visitors it has ever seen, proving its staying power as one of the region's most popular family-friendly events.

At left, MaKenna Bloomquist, 3, smiles while wait- ing to pick out her candy at the Mozingo Haunted Campground. With her is Amana Walker, 11, and Levi Walker, 8 of Maryville.

Chad P Hannigan Financial Advisor

DOWNTOWN TRICK OR TREAT

WINTER EVENTS

Come winter, more than a hundred individual vendors and businesses pack the Maryville Community Center for the Christmas Craft Fair, organized by Maryville Parks and Recreation.

And speaking of Christmas, Maryville gets all sorts of visitors around that holly jolly time — from Santa Claus to the Grinch! Every Christmas season starts with a parade downtown led by a Grinch, selected by the community in a charity fundraiser. Santa makes his first appearance of the season at the end of the parade in Franklin Park for Maryville Parks and Recreation Winter Wonderland display. And kids will have an opportunity to let Santa know what they want for Christmas each year when he stops by the Maryville Community Center for Breakfast in Whoville!

Each year a few local families open their homes to the public for the annual Christmas Homes Tour which is hosted by Under the Son Ministries. Funds raised are used to support Gethsemane Home in northern Thailand. The Nodaway Chorale holds a Christmas Concert each year in early December and many other holiday events offer fun for families.

Northwest Missouri State University student Cassidy Brady forms a heart with her hands directed at Grinch Marshal Greg McDanel during the fifth annual Maryville Christmas Parade.

Ranolee Hettiarachchi shows off her face paint at Winter Wonderland after the fifth annual Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade.

The Nodaway Chorale performs at the First Christian Church in Maryville. The choral group performs a holiday concert each winter.

Santa and Mrs. Claus kick off Winter Wonderland by pressing a large button at Winter Wonderland after the fifth annual Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade.

CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR

The Maryville High School student section watches intently as Annastyn Pettlon keeps a ball alive.

MARYVILLE: ‘A SPECIAL PLACE’ TO PLAY

Maryville is known as Titletown for a reason and the Spoofhounds of Maryville High School have contributed a lot to that nickname. Over the years the Spoofhounds have won 11 team state championships across all sports with the most recent being the volleyball

team’s state championship in 2020. The football team has the most state titles with five including four since 2009 and three under Maryville native and head coach Matt Webb. Webb often speaks of the pride he and his team take playing in front of the big crowds at the Hound Pound.

“It’s an unbelievable place, which has an unbelievable record,” Webb said during the 2021 season. “We’ve had an unbelievable success record playing at home. … It is a special place.”

The Spoofhounds have enjoyed plenty of individual successes too with individual state champions in track and field, cross country, wrestling and golf. The most recent individual state champion was sprinter Brooklynn Holt-

man, who won the 200-meter and 400-meter state championships in 2021.

That championship culture extends beyond the high-level to the very active youth and middle-school programs in town.

BEARCATS: A WINNING BRAND

What Mel Tjeerdsma built for Maryville and Northwest Missouri State University is a winning culture that the community can take pride in.

The Hall of Fame football coach took over a struggling program in 1994 and started his tenure 0-13, but by the time he hung up his whistle in 2010, Tjeerdsma had built one of Division-II’s premier football programs.

Tjeerdsma put three national championship trophies in cases at Northwest and Maryvillenative Adam Dorrell added three more. Longtime Bearcat assistant coach Rich Wright now carries on that winning tradition.

“There is something about being in this little town and being in our stadium and having a home crowd advantage that is just a lot of fun,” Wright said following a game during the 2021 season. “It was a great atmosphere.”

While Tjeerdsma was the founding father of the recent era of Bearcat football, the other sports at Northwest have followed suit in the success and building a passionate fanbase.

Northwest men’s basketball has won twostraight national championships and three of the last four national titles under coach Ben McCollum.

“It’s a great day to be a Bearcat right now, that is for sure,” Northwest men’s basketball star Ryan Hawkins said after the 2021 national championship. “The feeling never gets old.”

Bearcat soccer and volleyball have each experienced their best year ever in 2021 with NCAA Tournament berths. The Bearcat men’s tennis team was a national quarterfinalist in 2020.

Hiba Mahgoub delivered the Northwest women’s track and field team its first-ever outdoor national champion in 2021.

That winning culture extends throughout the Bearcat sports and Maryville.

“It is all those kids, all the managers, all the assistants, all the everything,” McCollum said after the 2021 national title. “That is how you build culture. That is how you build a program.”

PLACES TO WORSHIP

BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH

Meets at Maryville Community Center, 1407 N. Country Club Road, No. 200

CALVARY CHAPEL

www.ccmaryville.com; 660-562-0001; 24770 Interlude Road, Maryville, MO 64468

CHURCH OF CHRIST bit.ly/ChurchofChristMaryville; 660-582-8089; 217 E. Sixth St., Maryville, MO

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS http://www.lds.org/; 660-582-8536; 1721 S. Munn Ave., Maryville, MO 64468

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE www.maryvillenaz.org; 660-562-2420; 1139 S. Munn Ave., Maryville, MO 64468

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST www.cofchrist.org congregation/51; 415 W. First St., Maryville, MO 64468

COUNTRYSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 660-582-8872; 24899 Icon Road, Maryville, MO 64468

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

www.fbcmaryville.com; 660-562-2616; 121 E. Jenkins St.,Maryville, MO 64468

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ) www.fccmaryvillemo.com; 660-582-4101; 201 W. Third St., Maryville, MO 64468

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH www.maryvillepresbyterian.org; 660-582-4257; 211 S. Main St., Maryville, MO 64468

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH maryvillefumc.org; 660-582-4821; 102 N. Main St., Maryville, MO 64468

HOPE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH www.facebook.com/hopelutheranmaryville; 660-582-3262; 931 S. Main St., Maryville, MO 64468

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES bit.ly/JehovahsWitnesses-Maryville; 660-582-3916; 225 E. 16th St., Maryville, MO 64468

LAURA STREET BAPTIST CHURCH www.laurastreet.com; 660-582-7500; 120 S. Laura St., Maryville, MO 64468

ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO CATHOLIC CHURCH stgregorysmaryville.org; 660-582-3833; 333 S. Davis St., Maryville, MO 64468

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH bit.ly/TempleBaptistChurch16th; 660-582-2922; 1604 N. Main St.,Maryville, MO 64468

THE BRIDGE www.thebridgemaryville.com; 660-582-2623; 1122 S. Main St.,Maryville, MO 644682

FINDING FAITH AND WHERE TO WORSHIP

Maryville and the surrounding areas have a rich history of faith that date back to some of the earliest days of the county in the late 19th century.

CONCEPTION ABBEY

Dating back to 1873, Conception Abbey is a Benedictine monastery about 15 miles east of Maryville. More than 8,000 visitors every year pass through the Abbey Guest Center to tour the site and the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, which features rare examples of Beuronese murals — painted by the Abbey’s monks themselves in the 1890s.

The Abbey also operates Conception Seminary College, a four-year undergraduate liberal arts institution that looks to prepare young men for seminary.

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

LAURA STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO CATHOLIC CHURCH

CONCEPTION ABBEY

COUNTRYSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

BENEDICTINE SISTERS OF PERPETUAL ADORATION

FINDING FUN W

OUTSIDE

The 1,000-acre lake offers the best sport fishing in the region, one of the best golf courses in the state, a variety of camping options, expanding and high-quality RV hookups, swimming and more.

Wildlife abounds in

hether you’re a seasonal visitor or a full-time resident, Maryville is the recreation capital of northwest Missouri.

It all starts with the 3,000-acre Mozingo Lake Recreation Park, located just east of town.

northwest Missouri. Hunting for deer, turkey, waterfowl, quail, pheasant and other small game such as rabbits and squirrels is popular throughout the area.

The Missouri Department of Conservation regulates hunting and fishing. Valid licenses and/or

permits are required, available at www.huntfish.mdc.mo.gov.

In 2019, the Sechrest 18 golf course was ranked No. 2 in the state by Golf Advisor, and Golf Digest has called it the “best course to play in the state of Missouri for under $50.”

INSIDE

Indoors, the amenities are just as inviting: a conference and events center welcoming up to 500 people with a stunning, 180-degree view of both golf courses and the lake; William Coy’s Farm-to-Table Restaurant, a gourmet restaurant and catering service whose menu focuses on regionally grown farmto-market fare; and Cobblestone Inn & Suites, a 40-room, business-class hotel adjacent to the event center on the park’s grounds.

MOZINGO EVENT CENTER

Sous chef Steven Branson hands a couple of hot sandwiches to a customer outside William Coy's Farm-toTable Restaurant at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park. The gourmet restaurant focuses on regionally grown fare.

WILLIAM COY'S

KYLE EASTER - MOZINGO GOLF PRO

MARYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION PROGRAMS

YOUTH

Baseball/Softball

Soccer

Camp

Experiencegames, arts and crafts, field trips, special guests and more during the summer!

Volleyball

Wrestling

Basketball clinic

Kids Mileage Club - a sixweek program that encourages kids pre-K through eighth grade to walk 30 minutes per day, and tracks how many miles they walk with awards for kids who meet milestone marks.

ADULT

Co-ed volleyball

Sand volleyball

Women’s volleyball

Slow-pitch

softball

Co-ed softball

LOCAL PARKS AND FACILITIES

In addition to Mozingo, Maryville boasts the most city parks of a town its size in the state, ensuring that activities from organized sports leagues through Maryville Parks & Recreation to just climbing on a jungle gym aren’t much further away than just down the street.

The city handles the upkeep for the only barrier-free playground within city limits located at Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville.

Barrier-free playgrounds are built using special play equipment and walking surfaces that allow children living with a variety of disabilities to play alongside their nondisabled peers.

“With this agreement, Maryville and surrounding communities

have a truly ‘fun for all’ accessible playground for children of all ages and abilities,” said Jeff Stubblefield, Maryville Parks & Recreation director in 2019. “MPR looks forward to a wonderful partnership with Mosaic that will help provide our area with many health benefits.”

The most recent addition to the Maryville park scene is the Thomson Splash 'N' Play. Opened in 2021, Splash

‘N’ Play, named for longtime Maryville residents Dick and Kay Thomson who donated the park to the city, is a free, summertime destination that ensures smiles are rarely in short supply for anyone splashing through the jets and fountains on the splash pad.

At the Maryville Community Center, visitors of all ages take part in wellness classes, work out or just shoot around in the gym.

Until the fall, the Thomson Splash ‘N’ Play had been packed nearly every day since opening in the summer with youngsters looking for relief from warm weather. The splash pad, located on the corner of Munn Avenue and State Route V, is free to the public.

THOMSON SPLASH 'N' PLAY

DONALDSON WESTSIDE PARK MARYVILLE AQUATIC CENTER

Members of the Nodaway County Special Olympics team receive medals at the Maryville High School track after a May 1, 2021, competition held in Savannah, Missouri. Local law enforcement officers Rex Riley with the Maryville Police Department, and Val Davenport and Jeremy Staples with the Northwest Missouri State University Police Department presented the medals to very excited competitors. Other sports facilities used by members of the Nodaway County Special Olyumpics team include a Bocce Ball facility at Franklin Park located at Seventh and Main streets and numerous sports facilities at Beal Park, 700 N. Laura St.

NODAWAY COUNTY SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM

PROGRESS

BUILDING THE FUTURE

Maryville is in a time of transformation, building on a strong foundation of the past to ensure a future that’s brighter than ever.

At our front door and down our busiest retail corridor, South Main Street, we’re in the process of transforming its look and feel through a once-in-a-lifetime project.

In 2018, the South Main Corridor Improvement Project was approved for a $10.5 million federal BUILD grant, allowing the city to expand the most important traffic artery in town into one that’s bigger, safer, and built with an eye toward growth.

The project is emblematic of how our community comes together to solve big problems in special ways — only three other cities in Missouri were approved for the highly competitive BUILD grants in 2018, and in competition with hundreds of other cities across the nation, Maryville’s plan and tenacity stuck out enough to win the grant.

City workers prepare for utility relocation at the intersection of South Main and South Avenue and closed down a lane of southbound traffic, just one of the first steps in the multiyear project.

Leading The way

DID YOU KNOW?

Before they took office, Albert P. Morehouse, governor from 1887-1889, and Forrest C. Donnell, governor from 1941-1945. Their shared good luck charm? They both lived in the same house on Vine Street that still stands today.

Maryville City Council members are leading the city through major updates to South Main Street. From left they are: Rachael Martin, Tye Parsons, Mayor Benjamin Lipiec, John McBride and Dannen Merrill.

Nodaway County Commissioners have worked this year to support local communities by faciliting ARPA funds from the federal government. From left they are: North District Commissioner Chris Burns, Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker and South District Commissioner Scott Walk.

TWO MISSOURI GOVERNORS LIVED IN MARYVILLE

On the corner of Vine and First streets is a new, state-of-the-art public safety facility, named for longtime Maryville Public Safety Director Keith Wood. Taxpayers supported the construction of the building, which houses not only the Maryville Police and Fire departments, but also a consolidated 911 dispatch center that makes Maryville one of the most technologically sophisticated operations for first responder communication and response in the region. When it comes to safety, the Maryville community comes together to spare no expense.

R. KEITH WOOD PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY

Jessica Rickabaugh, dispatch supervisor for Northwest Regional Communications, talks about the new dispatch service with members of the community on tour of the R. Keith Wood Public Safety Facility in 2020. She said the center itself was designed with plans for possible future expansion.

Maryville Mayor Benjamin Lipiec and Bryan Williamson, production manager at Nucor-LMP, wait to tour the new R. Keith Wood Public Safety Facility, with city officials Greg McDanel and Ryan Heiland. The new facility began operation on September 2020.

THE FIELDHOUSE HAS 137,000 SQFT

CARL & CHERYL HUGHES FIELDHOUSE

On the campus of Northwest Missouri State University sits Missouri’s largest freestanding structure north of Kansas City: the Carl & Cheryl Hughes Fieldhouse. The 137,000-square-foot sports and events complex is the product of one of the largest public-private partnerships in the region’s history, a $21 million effort shared among the city of Maryville, Northwest and private donors.

Inside, the Fieldhouse features a 90-yard practice turf, a 300-meter indoor competition track, batting cages, tennis courts, state-of-theart athlete facilities and spectator seating for sporting events. It’s also tailor-made for conventions and other activities, outfitted with three

theater-style classrooms with full A/V hookups, WiFi and an indoor flooring system that allows for seamless conversion.

Throughout the year, the Fieldhouse plays host to practices and games for a number of sports for both Northwest teams and teams from the Maryville R-II School District, along with events like regional tournaments, sports camps and conventions.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic the Fieldhouse has been the site of the quintessential definition of a community partnership as it was utilized for mass vaccination events a threeway partnership between the university, the Nodaway County Health Department and Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville.

LEFT: Rod Shain, of Maryville, receives his COVID-19 vaccine booster shot from Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville RN Jodi Griffin in November 2021 at the Carl & Cheryl Hughes Fieldhouse.

BOTTOM

LEFT: Carl & Cheryl Hughes Fieldhouse has 137,000 square feet of covered space for classrooms, events, practices and more.

Northwest's President John Jasinski said the new building is so large, it could fit six Lamkin Activity centers inside it.

DID

INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE

It might not look like it on a map, but nestled in northwest Missouri, Maryville and Nodaway County are at the cutting edge of forwardlooking green power initiatives and implementation of broadband internet.

On the way into town, it’s hard to miss one of the most striking features on the horizon: wind turbines. Nodaway County is currently home to three wind farms, with the potential for more: White Cloud wind farm, a 236MW operation south and west of Maryville; Tenaska Clear Creek Energy Center, a 242MW wind farm north of Maryville; and the Conception Wind Farm, a 50MW facility southeast of Maryville near Conception Junction.

UNIVERSITY PELLET PLANT

Environmental innovations don’t end there.

Since the early 1980s, Northwest Missouri State University has been recognized nationally for its commitment to alternative fuels.

The university, for example, harvests no trees for fuel utilized by its power plant, instead relying only on wood chips that were previously discarded by the forest products industry as unwanted byproducts

of their manufacturing practices.

Another program pelletizes waste paper products and biomass waste from industrial and agribusiness sources and cleanly uses them as fuel in the university energy system.

Today, Northwest meets 80-85 percent of its energy needs without reliance on petroleumbased fuels, saving millions of dollars and reducing its carbon footprint in the process.

LETTUCE DREAM

Lettuce Dream, a nonprofit organization, provides innovative career education and community inclusion opportunities for people with disabilities through growing fresh hydroponic produce year-round. The facility grew its first crop of lettuce in 2016, and now has distribution deals with stores and restaurants locally and as far away as Kansas City.

U.S. Rep. Sam Graves, who represents north Missouri, visited Maryville in 2019 for a tour of Bolder Industries. The company recycles tires into more environmentally conscious products like Bolder Black, which is an alternative to virgin carbon black.

BOLDER INDUSTRIES

Maryville is also home to the main production facility of Bolder Industries, a growing global company that makes the innovative and more environmentally friendly substance Bolder Black to replace carbon black — a compound primarily used to color ink, plastic and paint and as reinforcement in tires and other rubber products. At the Bolder Industries plant in Maryville, scrap tires are recycled into Bolder Black without a drop-off in quality.

The Maryville facility recycles more than two million scrap tires an nually — large enough to recycle and reuse every scrap tire produced in the Kansas City metro area. The plant diverts nearly 50 million pounds of waste from landfills annually, and operates with a positive net energy balance.

The facility recently started an expansion project to update internal processes and create more jobs, thus positioning it and Maryville as a base of operations as the company begins operating worldwide.

GIGABIT INTERNET

Want to download a 4K movie in minutes? Hold a videoconference without dropping out? Or just be able to stream Netflix in more than one room at once? How about all of the above at the same time? That’s the bare minimum every business and household in Maryville has access to through gigabit internet, offered by two providers in city limits — Suddenlink Communications and United Fiber Cooperative.

Recycling supervisor Chris Redden explains to elementary students the process of grinding waste paper into dense pellets that are then burned as an energy source to heat and cool campus buildings at Northwest Missouri State University.

Jennie Moore began as the new director of Lettuce Dream in 2021. She has a background in disability services and has served on the Lettuce Dream board since its inception in 2013.

CREATING CAREERS A

t the heart of Maryville’s economy is the steady thrum of industry.

Chances are, if you’ve mowed your lawn with a lawn mower that uses a Kawasaki engine, it was made in Maryville. The city’s largest employer is Kawasaki, whose Maryville plant opened in 1989. Since then, the plant has grown to become the global company’s largest producer of small industrial gasoline engines, and employs more than 1,100 people in its sprawling, 900,000-square-foot facility on the south side of Maryville.

Renee Schimming and Lacy Gladman work on an engine in 2021 on the newest assembly line at Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing Corp., USA in Maryville.

Kawasaki employee Alejandro Villegas repairs a new engine that didn’t test as perfectly as the company requires before shipping. Engines on the newest assembly line at Kawasaki, go through multiple phases of testing before they are shipped to clients.

In addition to Kawasaki, Maryville is home to several other manufacturers, including Bolder Industries, DELUXE Corp., Tenneco, J.L. Houston, Laclede Chain Co., Maryville Metal Culverts, Nucor LMP, Preferred Lightning Protection and Robbins Lightning Inc.

Northwest Missouri State University maintains a full-time employment base of around 700, while Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville employs approximately 500 people. At least a half-dozen other employers, including Walmart and Hy-Vee, maintain payrolls of between 200 and 300 employees.

Bolder Industries is an advanced manufacturing facility that gives a second life to scrap tires by turning them into high-performance, environmentally responsible products like BolderBlack.®

Bolder Industries • 600 Wilson Industrial Rd • Maryville, MO

Phil Braymen shows students from Nodaway-Holt chains made at Laclede Chain in Maryville during a tour as part of Manufacturing Day.

HEART OF TOWN OFFERS EXPERIENCES

If you want to get to know a small town, check out its downtown — and Maryville’s no different.

Walk around downtown Maryville and you’ll find an eclectic mix of the essential and the never-knew-you-needed. Whether it’s a place to eat, drink, find a souvenir, go shopping, or just to hang out with friends or soon-to-be-friends, downtown Maryville’s got it — and keeps on getting more.

A years-long beautification project continues to transform the look and feel of the downtown area, and businesses have responded by filling every spot on the square from corner to corner.

On one corner, you’ll also find the Downtown Maryville Pocket Park, a collaboration between the Maryville Downtown Improvement Organization and the city that offers an oasis of green.

And throughout the year, celebrations find their home in downtown Maryville, including the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Nodaway County Fair, the annual Christmas parade, the Downtown Trick or Treat, the Art, Rhythm and Brews festival and more.

The Maryville Public Arts Committee chose to display “Cube Farmer” by Craig Snyder on Fourth Street. The artist is from Plymouth, Minnesota. Each year the committee selects five new pieces of art to have displayed around the square and on Fourth Street.

SMALL BUSINESS

Maryville is home to a vibrant small business community, made up of passionate local business owners who serve as the lifeblood of Maryville’s downtown.

A weekend hub that draws in visitors from across the region to spend the day downtown, taking in the retail attractions, grabbing a bite to eat and a drink, and staying for an evening’s event.

Downtown Maryville and the surrounding areas offer an comfortable mix of the essential needs, tasty foods and specialized services.

At the center of the Downtown Maryville Pocket Park is a granite, 4,500-pound National Humane Alliance fountain that first sat in Maryville’s downtown in 1911, providing water for horses, dogs and cats. The park is also home to another piece of Nodaway County history, a replica of the Happy Hollow school — a one-room schoolhouse once situated in Pickering in Nodaway County — that includes part of the original building. The shelter house included work done by the building trades class at Northwest Technical School.

The Black Pony brewery is one of the newest additions to the downtown square, and offers fresh recipes on tap and outdoor dining.

Whether you’re looking for a quick replacement or the benefits of an advanced, high-efficiency system, Carrier has the solution to fit your budget and comfort needs.

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

LOCAL HOSPITAL OFFERS NUMEROUS CARE OPTIONS

Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville serves as a regional hub for health care, providing access to a variety of health needs from emergency care to family doctors and specialty care.

Dozens of physicians and other health care professionals lead a staff of about 500 employees in offering a wide range of wellness, diagnostic and treatment services in a facility that contains more than 80 licensed acutecare beds installed primarily in singleoccupancy rooms.

The hospital and adjoining or nearby clinics house more than

30 practicing medical providers specializing in everything from oncology to cardiac rehabilitation to sports medicine. In addition to winning numerous awards and accolades for quality care, the hospital, along with the entire Mosaic Life Care System, is a member of the prestigious Mayo Clinic Care Network.

ABOVE: Larry Mannasmith and Teri Harr, whom have both been key in recent fundraising efforts by the St. Francis Foundation, cut a ceremonial ribbon at the Healing Garden on the campus of Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville. The garden, designed by Chuck Ellis and made possible by donations to the foundation, is meant to be a place of comfort, peace and reflection for those receiving care from the hospital’s cancer center and their families.

DID YOU KNOW?

THE HOSPITAL WAS FOUNDED IN 1894

SERVICES AND SPECIALTIES

Behavioral health care

Cardiology and heart care

Cancer care

Diabetes education

Emergency care

Ear, nose and throat

Home and Hospice care

Imaging

Infusion care

Intensive care

Maternity care

Medical surgical care

Neurology

Orthopedics

Pediatrics

Physical medicine and rehabilitation

Pulmonary and critical care

Respiratory care

Sports medicine

Women’s health care

The Sisters of St. Francis of Maryville founded St. Francis Hospital in 1894 in Maryville, which eventually became today’s Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville.

NODAWAY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT

The Nodaway County Health Department provides a number of services including blood pressure checks, health screenings and immunizations.

The center also puts an emphasis on health education, with resources and outreach services available for diabetes health and nutrition.

Free food handler classes also are offered monthly, attended by employees of most local restaurants and eateries.

SENIOR LIVING

Seniors will find all sorts of opportunities for activities and community involvement in Maryville, starting with the Nodaway County Senior Center. Walk into the senior center on any given day and you’ll find friendly faces playing cards and stopping in for lunch.

For seniors on the move, the Maryville Community Center offers a range of fitness and wellness classes tailored to seniors or just a quiet track to walk around early in the morning.

Seniors also have access to several elder care facilities and assisted living homes in and around Maryville.

ELDER CARE, ASSISTED LIVING HOMES

Bristol Manor, an assisted living, residential care community

Oak Pointe Assisted Living & Memory Care retirement community, a 40,000-square-foot, 46-apartment residential complex

Maryville Living Center, a combination nursing home and assisted living community

Nodaway Nursing Home, a residential care community in a peaceful country setting Parkdale Manor, an assisted living, residential care community

Village Care Center, an assisted living community and nursing home

ASSISTED

SMALLER CLASS SIZES, BIGGER OPPORTUNITIES

Maryville is a community with a strong foundation of education that we continue to build on through the present day.

Approximately 1,300 students pass through the halls of the Maryville R-II School District every school day,

Educational opportunities in Maryville start early, with child care services at Northwest Missouri State University’s Phyllis & Richard Leet Center for Children and Families starting at 6 weeks old all the way through preschool. The

with a low teacher-to-student ratio of 11:1 that ensures each student has the individualized attention they need to succeed.

In addition to instructional staff, each school within the district has licensed counselors and nurses to promote emotional and physical well-being and growth.

Maryville Early Childhood Center, part of the Maryville R-II School District, also provides preschool education for children ages 3-5.

In addition to Eugene Field Elementary School, Maryville youth also have opportunities to attend the St. Gregory Barbarigo Catholic School serving preschool through eighth grade. St. Gregory Barbarigo offers comprehensive academic and

technology education complemented by faith development.

And still more elementary students may attend Horace Mann Laboratory School at Northwest Missouri State University, which provides an advanced learning environment for children in preschool through sixth grade while offering on-site training for Northwest education majors.

Teachers and staff members help parents and children at the Maryville Early Childhood Center on the first day of school.

The famous writer and interpersonal communication guru Dale Carnegie — author of How to Win Friends and Influence People — was born in Maryville in 1888.

DID YOU KNOW?

DALE CARNEGIE WAS BORN IN MARYVILLE

Northwest Technical School Building

Trades students add finishing touches to the shelter house at the Pocket Park in downtown Maryville. Students are shown from bottom to top: Hunter Carlson, North Nodaway High School; Nate Sparks, Maryville High School; Brayden Buck, Maryville; and Daniel Parman, North Nodaway.

Throughout their learning journey, students in Maryville will have access to the latest learning tools, hands-on environments and be exposed to new ideas and pursuits in exciting ways.

Outside the classroom, Maryville students excel in extracurricular activities through the Marching Spoofhound Band, theater, the Spectrum show choir, a speech and debate team, FFA and many more that frequently earn state recognition for excellence.

Northwest Technical School, located on the same campus as the Maryville High School, serves

students from both Maryville and the surrounding areas, and partners with North Central Missouri College to provide a post-secondary nursing program.

At NTS, high school students take part in practical, hands-on vocational courses in agriculture, auto and collision repair, building trades, business technology, culinary arts, health science technology and welding. NTS also offers an array of adult education programs ranging from subject areas like computers to dance and music to business.

SPOOFY BEANS

Maryville High School students operate

Spoofy Beans, a program that gives students real-world experience in running a coffee business. Students get a chance to become familiar with all aspects of running the business, from marketing, to delivery to actually making the coffee.

Jesus to teach, to love, and to serve”

Horace Mann Elementary kindergarten students sing a song and count to 100 while celebrating their 100th day of school. The class also received a visit from special guests, The Zero Hero and 100 Woman.

Maryville High School freshman Bryla Ebrecht, center, performs during a musical preview of the marching band’s halftime show in the high school gym. An incoming freshman, Ebrecht told The Forum that she had been worried about the difficulty of the high school music, but was happy to find it easier than expected.

LEE AND NINA SCHNEIDER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

The Lee and Nina Schneider Center for the Performing Arts, opened in 2016, is a facility dedicated to performing arts on the campus of Maryville High School. The 19,000-square-foot, 700-seat venue is home year-round to choir performances, plays and other community events.

Kort Watkins as “Gaston,” pushes “LaFou” played by Collin Sowards out of the way as he shows off his muscles during a song rehearsal at the Lee and Nina Schneider Center for the Performing Arts.

MEET OUR STAFF: Left to right: Madalyn Walker, Kevin Hassenkamp, Teresa Wiederholt, Stephanie New, Julie Simmerman, Rick Carter, Tonya Runde, Deb Garrett, Vicki Salsbury, Zach Wittmann

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

Northwest Missouri State University, home of the Bearcats, is a four-year, regional state university that is one of the fastest-growing hubs for career-focused higher education in Missouri.

Drawing heavily from Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska in addition to Missouri, enrollment has grown to a record 7,870 in fall 2021.

Gov. Mike Parson talks with Rod Barr, Northwest’s director of the School of Agricultural Sciences, while visiting a classroom in the new Agricultural Learning Center. From left: Northwest President John Jasinski, state Rep. Allen Andrews, Parson and Barr.

Cattle from the Foremost Guernsey herd, a famed herd of cattle housed at the University of Missouri, were donated to Northwest Missouri State University last month. Northwest received 30 Guernsey cows, consisting of heifers and calves across a range of ages with the youngest just three weeks old.

AGRICULTURAL LEARNING CENTER

Bolstering enrollment is the largest agriculture business program in the state, home to the newly built Agricultural Learning Center at the university’s R.T. Wright Farm, which offers state-of-the-art facilities for students to take part in unique practical learning experiences.

For nearly 150 years, the Benedictine monastic community of Conception Abbey has been working to provide for the Church’s future in a variety of ways. Our location in northwest Missouri complements the lives of contemplative prayer and reflection led by the monks who live, work and pray here—and replenishes visitors who come for spiritual nourishment and rejuvenation.

It is the Benedictine monastic community who inspires the seminarians who study at Conception Seminary College and will return to their communities as priests formed in the Benedictine tradition. All of the apostolic works at Conception are connected by our shared Benedictine values of hospitality, service, and the promise to welcome every guest as Christ. We minister in faithful service to the Church and to the world.

We invite you to join us for prayer, retreats, and tours.

Conception Abbey | Conception Seminary College

Abbey Guest Center | The Printery House

www.conceptionabbey.org

| 660.944.3100

EMBROIDERY & SCREEN PRINTING

Student Body

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

& CONSULTANTS

Astraea Consulting

ENERGY

Tenaska Clear Creek Energy Center

ENTERTAINMENT

A&M Amusements, Inc.

Nodaway County Fair

Nodaway County Historical Society

The Hangar

Timbearcats Axe Throwing

The Fields Paintball

The Pub

EQUIPMENT & REPAIRS

Al’s A&E Refrigeration, Inc

Corning Rental LLC

EXCAVATING

Nodaway Contracting Co., Inc.

EXTERMINATOR

Hart's Pest Control

EYE CARE

Family Eye Clinic

Vision Source - Maryville

FACIALS

Advanced Chiropractic Center of Nodaway County

Brighton Wellness Spa

Mary Kay - Carol Jean Osborn

Advanced Dermatology Skincare Center & Ameliore Medispa

FARM CONSULTING

Farmers National Company

FARM EQUIPMENT

Ag-Power Inc.

Ziegler Ag Equipment

FARM REPAIRS

Beemer’s Muffler Center, LLC/

Saye Machine Shop

Summa Implement

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Edward Jones - Janette Padgitt

Edward Jones - Chad Hannigan

Edward Jones - Jeff Von Behren

Edward Jones - JR Kurz

Family Investment Center

FCS Financial

Northwest Missouri

Regional Credit Union

Thrivent Financial

World Finance

FITNESS CLASSES

Maryville Parks & Recreation

FLOORING

Carpet Plus Bargain Barn

FLORISTS

Maryville Florists

FOUNDATIONS

Northwest Foundation, Inc.

St. Francis Foundation

FUNERAL HOMES

Bram Funeral Home

Price Funeral Home

GAS STATIONS

Casey's General Store (East)

Casey's General Store (North)

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Kramer Contracting Company

GIFTS

Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration

Blue Willow Boutique

Mary Kay - Carol Jean Osborn

Simply Posh Boutique

GIS

Midland Surveying

GLASS SHOPS

Maryville Glass and Lock

GOLF COURSES

Mozingo Lake Recreation Park

GOVERNMENT

City of Maryville

Maryville Housing Authority

Maryville License Bureau

Missouri Army National Guard

Nodaway County Health

Department

Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Governments

Robert (Bob) L. Rice, Judge

GROCERY STORES

Hy-Vee

GUTTERING

Premier Homes of NWMO LLC/ Burch Guttering

HARDWARE

Sutherlands

HAULING

Nodaway Contracting Co., Inc.

Zimmerman Hauling & Construction, LLC

HEALTH CARE SERVICES

Community Blood Center

Continuum Family Care

Countryside Chiropractic

Hearing Care Partners

Home Instead

Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville

Mullock Health Care LLC

Nodaway County Health Department

Nodaway Nursing Home

The Source Medical Clinic

HEALTH INSURANCE

Arnold Insurance

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Al’s A&E Refrigeration, Inc

First Choice Heating & Cooling, Inc.

Geist Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

HEATING CONTRACTORS

First Choice Heating & Cooling, Inc.

Geist Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

HOME CARE

Home Instead

Mosaic Home Health and Hospice -

Maryville

Tiffany In-Home Services

HOME DECORATIVE

ACCESSORIES

Personal Touch Lighting

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Bearcat Lumber

Carpet Plus Bargain Barn

Personal Touch Lighting

Sutherlands

The Kitchen & Bath Source

Westlake Ace Hardware

HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Rogers Pharmacy

HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE

Farmers Mutual Insurance of Nodaway

INSURANCE

Aflac - Heather Bennett Agency

Arnold Insurance

Farmers Mutual Insurance

of Nodaway County

Jackson Insurance Agency

LeMar Insurance LLC

Nodaway County Farm Bureau

Insurance Services

Shelter Insurance, Brad Ford Agency

State Farm Insurance - Kerry Meyers

State Farm Insurance - Kevin Neal

Thrivent Financial

INTERNET SERVICES

Maryville Public Library

United Services

INTERPRETER REFERRAL SERVICES

MERIL

INVESTMENTS

Edward Jones - Janette Padgitt

Edward Jones - Chad Hannigan

Edward Jones - Jeff Von Behren

Edward Jones - JR Kurz

Family Investment Center

Nodaway County Farm Bureau Insurance Services

Thrivent Financial

IT SERVICES

Midwest Data Center

JEWELRY STORES

Yocom Jewelry

JOB TRAINING

Lettuce Dream

Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Governments

LAWN/GARDEN

Sears Hometown Store

Westlake Ace Hardware

LAWYERS

Anderson, Sundell & Skinner, P.C.

Taryn Henry, P.C.

LIBRARIES

Maryville Public Library

LIGHTING - FIXTURES/SUPPLIES

Personal Touch Lighting

LIGHTNING RODS

Robbins Lightning, Inc.

LOANS

Bank Midwest Citizens Bank & Trust

FCS Financial

Nodaway Valley Bank

Northwest Missouri

Regional Credit Union

US Bank

Wells Bank

World Finance

LOCKSMITHS

Maryville Glass and Lock

LUMBER

Bearcat Lumber

MACHINING/WELDING

Beemer’s Muffler Center, LLC/

Saye Machine Shop

Summa Implement

MANUFACTURERS

Bolder Industries

DELUXE Tenneco

J. L. Houston Co.

Kawasaki Motors MFG Corp.

Laclede Chain

Midwest Warehouse

Nucor - LMP Inc.

Robbins Lightning, Inc.

MARKETING

SJC Marketing

MASSAGE

Therapeutic Massage of Maryville LLC

The Healing Touch Massage & Day Spa

MATTRESSES/BEDDING

Best Brands Plus

MEDIA PRODUCTION

1 Better, LLC

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Rogers Pharmacy

MORTGAGE LOANS & BANKERS

Bank Midwest Citizens Bank & Trust

Nodaway Valley Bank

US Bank

Wells Bank

NAIL SALONS

T & S Nails Spa

NEWSPAPERS

Maryville Forum/The Post

Nodaway News Leader

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Association of Group Homes/ Nodaway County Services

Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nodaway County

Community Blood Center

Community Services, Inc.

Cornerstones of Care

Downtown Maryville

Family Guidance Center

Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce

Lettuce Dream

Maryville Host Lions

Maryville Young Players

New Nodaway Humane Society

Nodaway County Soil and Water Conservation District

North Star Advocacy Center

Northwest Foundation, Inc.

Second Harvest Community Food Bank

St. Francis Foundation

The Source Medical Clinic

University of Missouri Extension

Young at Heart Resources

NURSING HOMES

Maryville Living Center

Nodaway Nursing Home

Parkdale Manor Care Center

Village Care Center

OFFICE SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT

DELUXE

MTE Office Center

Pro Serv Business Systems

Rapid Elite

OIL CHANGE

Service Lube

OPTICAL GOODS

Family Eye Clinic

Vision Source - Maryville

OPTOMETRISTS/EYE DOCTORS

Family Eye Clinic

Vision Source - Maryville

PACKAGING/SHIPPING

Midwest Warehouse

PALLETS - CUSTOM

NoCoMo Industries, Inc.

PARKS

Maryville Parks & Recreation

PEST CONTROL SERVICES

Hart's Pest Control

PET SHOP

Midwest Doodle Pups

New Nodaway Humane Society

PHARMACIES

Hy-Vee

Rogers Pharmacy

Walmart

PHYSICIANS/SURGEONS

Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville

Mullock Health Care LLC

PLANNERS

Snyder & Associates

PRINTING/PUBLISHERS

Conception Abbey

Nodaway News Leader

Rapid Elite

PROPANE

Consumers Oil Co.

PUBLIC RELATIONS & ADVERTISING

Maryville Forum/The Post

RADIO STATIONS

97.1 KVVL Northwest Missouri

Real Alternative/KNIM Real

American Country 95.9

KMA Radio

REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Enterprise Realty & Auction, LLC

Priority One Realty

Shirley's Realty, LTD

Twaddle Realty, Inc.

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS

Double B Development, LLC

REAL ESTATE/FARMS/RANCHES

Enterprise Realty & Auction, LLC

Priority One Realty

Shirley's Realty, LTD

Twaddle Realty, Inc.

REALTORS/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Farmers National Company

Nodaway County Abstract & Title Co.

Northwest Realty

Priority One Realty

Shirley's Realty, LTD

RECREATION

Bearcat Boogie Dance Studio

Maryville Parks & Recreation

Timbearcats Axe Throwing

The Fields Paintball

RECYCLING

Bolder Industries

NoCoMo Industries, Inc.

RELIGION SERVICES

First Christian Church

First United Methodist Church

Hope Lutheran Church

REHABILITATION

Maryville Living Center

RENTALS

A&M Amusements, Inc.

Baker-Garrett Investments

Corning Rental LLC

Fox Alley Apartments

Horizons West Apartments

Maryville Meadows

Southview Apartments

Tri-State Ford Lincoln

Twaddle Realty, Inc.

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS

Maryville Glass and Lock

RESTAURANTS

A&G Restaurant Bar & Grill

Burny's Sports Bar & Upper Deck

El Maguey

El Nopal Mexican Restaurant 5

Hype Nutrition

McDonalds

Pizza Hut

Pizza Ranch

Planet Sub

Subway

Title Town Bar & Grill

Taco John's

William Coy's

ROOFING

Jason Brown Roofing

SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, EDUCATION

Conception Abbey

Maryville R-II School District

Northwest Foundation, Inc.

Northwest Missouri State University

St. Gregory Barbarigo

Catholic Church & School

SENIOR CITIZENS

Nodaway County Senior Center

Oak Pointe of Maryville Assisted Living & Memory Care

Young at Heart Resources

SERVICE ORGANIZATION

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nodaway County

Nodaway County

Economic Development

Nodaway County Fair

SHOES

Shoe Sensation

SIGNS

Accent Advertising & Signs

SNOW REMOVAL

Jason Brown Roofing

SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION

Association of Group Homes

Community Services, Inc.

Cornerstones of Care

Maryville Housing Authority

MERIL

Nodaway County Health

Department

SPORTS APPAREL Student Body

STEEL PROCESSING

Nucor - LMP Inc.

STOCKS & BONDS BROKERS

Edward Jones - Janette Padgitt

Edward Jones - Chad Hannigan

Edward Jones - Jeff Von Behren

Edward Jones - JR Kurz

SURVEYORS

Midland Surveying

TAX RETURN PREPARATION

H&R Block

Harden, Cummins, Moss & Miller, LLC

Marsh, Espey, & Merrill P.C.

Veronica Luke Tax & Accounting

World Finance

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

NorthwestCell

United Services

TIRE DEALERS

Consumers Oil Co.

Service Lube

Wilmes Tire & Service

TITLE COMPANIES

Nodaway County Abstract & Title Co.

TOOLS

Sears Hometown Store

TOWING

Shell Service Towing and Repair

TRACTORS

Ag-Power Inc.

Summa Implement

Ziegler Ag Equipment

UNIVERSITY

Northwest Missouri State University

UTILITIES

Evergy

Liberty Utilities

PeopleService, Inc.

United Electric Cooperative

VEHICLE & DRIVERS LICENSE

Maryville License Bureau

VETERINARIANS

Maryville Vet Clinic LLC

SouthPaws Veterinary Clinic, LLC

VISITATION SERVICES

Bram Funeral Home

Price Funeral Home

WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR

Yocom Jewelry

WEB DESIGN

Midwest Data Center

Rapid Elite

WELDED CHAINS

Laclede Chain

1 Better, LLC

Chris McMillian 919 W. Saint Germain St. St. Cloud, MN 56301-3407

320-230-9140 www.1better.net

102 BBQ Eric Couts

27932 S. Scout Ridge Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660 541-3525

97-1 KVVL Northwest Missouri Real Alternative

KNIM Real American County 95.9

Regional Media

1618 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660- 582-2151 www.knimcountry.com

A & M Amusements, Inc.

Adam Marriott 22727 State Highway 148 Maryville, MO 64468

660-853-9499

www.aandmamusements.com

A&G Restaurant Bar & Grill

George Groumoutis

208 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4421

www.agrestaurant.com

Accent Advertising & Signs

Rod Couts

114 E. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4919

www.accentprints.com

Advance Services, Inc.

Kimberly Lefeber

1004 S. Main St. Maryville, Missouri 64468

660-224-0296

www.advanceservices.com

Advanced Chiropractic Center of Nodaway County

Jonathon Layden

1206 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5959

Advanced Dermatology Skincare Center & Ameliore Medispa

Brady Bugh 2617 Burris Road Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-7546 www.AmelioreMedispa.com

Aflac - Heather Bennett Agency 1212A S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-853-0223 www.aflac.com

Chamber Members

Ag-Power Inc.

Tanner Walter 29197 U.S. Highway 71 Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-2776 www.ag-power.com

Al’s A & E Refrigeration, Inc

Allen and Maria Wenzl 116 W. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-2234

Alice Hersh 410 W. Lincoln St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-4107

America’s Best Value Inn & Suites Theresa Cummins 1700 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-3111

Anderson, Sundell & Skinner, P.C. Robert Sundell 115 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-6633

Arnold Insurance Randy Arnold 115 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-2085

Association of Group Homes Nodaway County Services Mark Parra P.O. Box 454

Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7113 www.aghncs.org

Astraea Consulting Chelsey Clark 1023 N Main St. Maryville, Missouri 64468 816-313-8881 www.astraeaconsultant.com

Audra Siemer 1008 W. Cooper Maryville, MO 64468

Baker-Garrett Investments

David Baker 315 W. Third St. Suite D Maryville, MO 64468

816-945-7918 www.bakergarrett.com/investments

Bank Midwest Hannah Dudley

402 N Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2131

www.bankmw.com

Bearcat Boogie Dance Studio

Dana Schmidt 515 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-9311

www.bearcatboogie.com

Bearcat Inn & Suites

Kelly Wise

2817 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2002

www.greentreeinn.com

Bearcat Lumber

John Nelson

1929 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-0300 www.bearcatlumber.com

Beemer’s Muffler Center, LLC Saye Machine Shop

James Beemer 1305 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-2800 www.beemersmufflercenter.com/

Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration

Rita Clair Dohn 31970 State Route P Clyde, MO 64432 660-944-2221

www.benedictinesisters.org

Best Brands Plus

Cliff McNair 2605 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-2815

www.bestbrandsplusradioshack.com

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nodaway County

Lynette Harbin 2112 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-7981 www.bbbsnodaway.org

Bill Hollingsworth 320 W. Torrance St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-8573

Bill Walker 1601 N. Dewey Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-9276

Blue Willow Boutique

Stephanie Campbell

107 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468 816-315-3200

www.shopbluewillow.com

Bob & Jan Colville

1730 N Clayton Ave. Maryville, MO 64468 660-927-3684

Bob Westfall

703 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-254-0603

Bolder Industries

Debbie Driskell

600 Wilson Industrial Road Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2030

www.bolderindustries.com

Bram Funeral Home

Jeff Bram

206 E. South Hills Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3005

www.bramfuneralhome.com

Brighton Wellness Spa

Sara Stiens 111 E. Jenkins St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-707-2253

www.facebook.com/brightonwellnesspa

Burny’s Sports Bar & Upper Deck

Chris Burns 301 N. Market St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-9901

Carpet Plus Bargain Barn

Jeff Allen 24707 N. Business Highway 71 Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7408

Casey’s General Store (East)

Brianna Naverz

1719 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-0077

Casey’s General Store (North)

Linda Carmody

1520 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2120

Championship Motors

Chad Pedersen 2818 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8800

www.championshipmotorsllc.com

Citizens Bank & Trust

Tracy Smith 105 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7454

www.GoCitizens.bank

City Directory, Inc

Melissa Quesenberry 524 River Avenue Belmond, IA 50421 641-444-4468

www.citydirectoryinc.com

City of Maryville

Benjamin Lipiec 415 N. Market St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-8001

www.maryville.org

CliftonLarsonAllen

Nathan Howell 801 Felix St. St. Joseph, MO 64501 816-232-8441

www.claconnect.com

Clinton L. Allen Monuments

Mark Allen 980 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4791

www.clintonallen.com

Cobblestone Inn & Suites

Bryan Dulin 2 Fall Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-224-2222

www.staycobblestone.com

Community Blood Center Betty Tinker 3122 Frederick Ave. St. Joseph, MO 64506 816-351-9308

www.savealifenow.org

Community of Christ Jerry Rowlett 415 W. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-935-2372

Community Services, Inc.

Bonnie Patterson

1212B S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3113

www.communityservicesinc.org

Compass Dental Group Bruce Twaddle

231 E. Summit Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2273

www.compassdentalgroup.com

Conception Abbey

Kaity Holtman 37174 State Route VV Conception, MO 64433

660-944-3100

www.conceptionabbey.org

Consumers Oil Co. Harold Spire 101 N. Depot St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2106

www.consumersoilmaryville.com

Continuum Family Care

SaraBeth Fillingane

2336 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-220-2123

www.continuumfamilycare.com

Cornerstones of Care

Jon Ratliff

1212-B S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

816-508-1765

www.cornerstonesofcare.org

Corning Rental LLC

Veronica Damewood

806 Quincy St. Corning, IA 50841

641-322-3801

www.corningrental.com

Countryside Chiropractic

Olav Lipiec

26044 Lakeview Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4134

Delbert’s Garage, LLC

Delbert Worthington

714 N. Depot St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-0025

DELUXE

Phil Larabee

200 E. South Ave. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2488

www.deluxe.com

Double B Development, LLC

Bill Ingels

604 Peaceful Way Maryville, MO 64468

660-373-0367

Downtown Maryville

Stephanie Campbell

220 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-4657

East Hills Cleaners

Tonya McCrea

East Hills Cleaners

c/o American Family Insurance Maryville, MO 64468

816-364-6141

easthillscleaners.com

Edward Jones - Financial Advisor

Chad Hannigan

119 E. 4th St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7196 www.edwaRoadjones.com

Edward Jones - Financial Advisor

Jeff Von Behren 222 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2664 www.edwardjones.com

Edward Jones - Financial Advisor

Janette Padgitt 106 E. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2400

www.edwardjones.com/janette-padgitt

Edward Jones - Financial Advisor

JR Kurz 2412 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2267

El Maguey Francisco Jaime 964 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-1104

El Nopal Mexican Restaurant No. 5

Ramiro Melendez 2717 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-541-4127

Enterprise Realty & Auction, LLC

Randy James 121 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7160

www.entrealty.com

Evergy

Dan Hegeman 1824 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

888-471-5275

www.kcpl.com

Family Eye Clinic

Korrie Sowards 503 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5222

www.familyeyeclinic.net

Family Guidance Center for Behavioral Healthcare

Kristina Hannon 109 E. Summit Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3139

www.fgcnow.org

Family Investment Center Elaine Coder 3805 Beck Road St. Joseph, MO 64506

816-233-4100

www.familyinvestmentcenter.com

Farmers Mutual Insurance of Nodaway County

Pam Spire 311 E. Summit Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4511

www.fmnodaway.com

Farmers National Company

Ryan Sadler 1321 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468

712-371-4873

www.farnersnational.com

FCS Financial

Chad McCollough

27186 282nd St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-6464

www.myfcsfinancial.com

Tenneco Salvador Martinez

2002 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2733

First Choice Heating & Cooling, Inc.

Chris Davison

1520 E. Cooper Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2299

First Christian Church

Lisa Smeltzer

201 W. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4101

www.fccmaryvillemo.com

First United Methodist Church

Kim Mitchell

102 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4821

www.maryvillefumc.org

Focused Forensic Solutions, LLC

Krista Shelton

21 W. 10th St., Kansas City, MO 64105 816-560-4062

www.focusedforensic.com

Fox Alley Apartments

Rhonda McCleery

1236 Fox Road Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-4800 www.foxalleymaryville.com

Gardner Family Dentistry

Jeff Gardner

2336 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-4655 www.maryvillesmiles.com

Geist Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Jon Nickerson 507 N. Buchanan Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-5631

Gentle Dental Care

Phillip Poynter

507 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-8516 www.gentledentalmaryville.com

Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce

Amy Gessert

408 N. Market St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8643

www.maryvillechamber.com

H&R Block

Kathy Kempfer 1314 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7221

H, Cummins, Moss & Miller, CPAs

Judy Martin 105 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2141

www.hcmmcpa.com

Hart’s Pest Control

Scott Daniels

27288 Northridge Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8641

Hearing Care Partners

Michelle Woodward

102 E. Torrance St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-665-9114

www.hearingcarepartners.com

Home Instead

Andrea Anderson

217 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-224-0724

www.HomeInstead.com/807

Hope Lutheran Church

David Oddi

931 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3262

Maryvillehopelcc.org

Horizons West Apartments

Bryan Belcher 1121 N. College Drive No. 44 Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5211

Hy-Vee

Nate Jaster

1217 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2191

www.hy-vee.com

Hype Nutrition

Reba Korthinke

830 South Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-224-0120

J. L. Houston Co.

Ron Houston 208 E. Craig Hopkins, MO 64461

660-778-3393

www.jlhoustonco.com

Jackson Insurance Agency

Craig McNeese

204 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3111

www.jacksonins.com

Jason Brown Roofing

Jason Brown 832 S. Depot Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7604

www.jasonbrownroofing.com

Kawasaki Motors MFG Corp. USA

Anita Coulter No. 1 Horsepower Drive Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5829

KMA Radio

Sandy Hansen 209 N. Elm St. Shenandoah, IA 51601

800-234-5622

www.kmaland.com

Kramer Contracting Company

John Kramer 303 S. Broadway Jamesport, MO 64648 660-684-6200

www.kramercontractingco.com

Laclede Chain

Tim Catlett 2500 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2160

www.lacledechain.com

LeMar Insurance LLC

Jesse LeMar 127 S. Buchanan St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-541-0248

www.lemarinsurance.com

Lettuce Dream

Diane Francis P.O. Box 272 Maryville, MO 64468 660-224-2203

www.lettucedream.org

Liberty Utilities

Doug Kline 601 Wilson Industrial Road Maryville, MO 64468

800-424-0427 www.empiredistrict.com

Marsh, Espey, & Merrill P.C. Dannen Merrill 101 W. Edwards St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-3181

Mary Kay Skin Care

Carol Jean Osborn 1222 E. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8967

Maryville Florists

Keitha Clapp 214 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-562-3066 maryvilleflorists.com

Maryville Forum/The Post Ken Garner 111 E. Jenkins Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2424

www.maryvilleforum.com

Maryville Glass and Lock Greg Fisher 114 W. Fifth St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3131

www.maryvilleglassandlock.com

Maryville Host Lions Allen Orgeron P.O. Box 211 Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3331

maryvillehostmo.lionwap.org

Maryville Housing Authority

Corey McVinua 320 W. Davison Square Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3601

Maryville License Bureau

Kathie Williams 115 E. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5391

Robbins Lightning, Inc.

Linda Baker 124 East Second St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3156 www.robbinslightning.com

Robert L. Rice, Judge 305 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8285 www.nodawaycountymo.com

Rogers Pharmacy

Deb Garrett 125 E. South Ave. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2300

www.rogersrxmv.com

Roland Tullberg 1730 N. Clayton Ave. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2185

Ron and Janet Moss

Ron Moss 1156 South Sunset Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3004

Rush Printing

Kay Wilson 1406 E. First St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5861 www.rushprinting.net

Sandi Von Behren 617 Pierce Ave. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4362

Sears Hometown Store

Ryan and Amy Gessert

1315 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-2932

Second Harvest Community Food Bank

Chad Higdon 915 Douglas St. St. Joseph, MO 64505

816-364-3663

www.OurCommunityFoodBank.org

Service Lube

Joe Partridge

1321 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3278

Shear Beauty Salon

Tara LeMar 127 S. Buchanan Maryville, MO 64468

660-224-0417

Shell Service Towing and Repair

Marshall Shell 985 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4711

Shelter Insurance

Brad Ford Agency

102 N. Buchanan St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2911

www.shelterinsurance.com/bford

Shirley’s Realty, LTD

Curt Tobin 603 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2562

www.shirleysrealty.com

Shoe Sensation

Lewis Rice

Mary Mart Shopping Center

Maryville, MO 64468

660-241-5014

www.shoesensation.com

Simply Posh Boutique

Tara Myers

216 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

816-261-7283

www.simplyposhboutique.com

SJC Marketing Susan Campbell 203 N. 36th St. St. Joseph, MO 64506

816-396-8575

sjc.marketing

Snyder & Associates

Andy Macias

212 N. Buchanan St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8888

www.snyder-associates.com

SouthPaws Veterinary Clinic, LLC

Sally Hayse

2211 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7387

www.southpawsvet.vetSt..com

Southview Apartments

Sandy Wray

211 Volunteer Ave. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2667

www.HRMServices.org

St. Francis Foundation

Megan Jennings

2016 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-7933

St. Gregory Barbarigo Catholic Church & School

Fr. Albert Bruecken

333 S. Davis St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3833

www.stgregorysmaryville.org

Stan Snyder, D.M.D.

Stan Snyder

2825 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8601

State Farm Insurance

Kerry Meyers

121 W. Lincoln St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-3882

www.kerrymeyers.com

State Farm Insurance

Kevin Neal 305 Larry Lane Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3512

www.kevinnealinsurance.com

Student Body

Jim Goecken

221 W. Fourth St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8889 www.studentbodyonline.com

Subway

Tammy Dye

524 North Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5544 www.rcisubs.com

Summa Implement

Kent Summa

26950 238th St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3101

Sutherlands

Brian Thorp

1718 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-0031

T & S Nails Spa

Tram Thao Nguyen

521 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-2263

Taco John’s

David Williams

1015 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-8056 www.tacojohns.com

Taryn Henry, P.C. Taryn Henry Northside Mall Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-4000

Tenaska Clear Creek Energy Center

Timberly Ross 19872 Icon Road Maryville, MO 64468 660-254-8041 www.Tenaska.com

The Bridge Church

Bonnie Davis

1122 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 660-582-2623 www.thebridgemaryville.com

The Fields Paintball

David Baker 1023 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468 816-200-4070 www.fieldspaintball.com

The Hangar

Tad Gordon 1602 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

816-898-4355

The Healing Touch Massage & Day Spa

Annie Graham 24646 Business Highway 71 Maryville, MO 64468

660-425-4801

The Kitchen & Bath Source

Michelle Wickersham

1315 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-2872

The Pub

Jeff Zeller

414 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

816-519-1853

The Source Medical Clinic

Heather Archer

2613 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-215-3024

www.thesourcemedical.org

Therapeutic Massage of Maryville LLC

Monica McCollough

200 N. Dewey Maryville, MO 64468

816-341-1576

bit.ly/MaryvilleTherapeuticMassage

Thrivent Financial

Curtis Behrend

111 E. Jenkins Maryville, MO 64468

660-241-5000

connect.thrivent.com/curtis-behrend

Tiffany In-Home Services

Tracy McQueen

3715 Beck Road

St. Joseph, MO 64506

816-364-0525

www.tiffanycare.com

Timbearcats Axe Throwing

Shaun Thornton

218 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

Title Town Bar & Grill

Tim Jackson 130 N. Depot Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5676

Tri-State Ford Lincoln

Todd Hill

2117 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3677

www.TriStateFordLincoln.com

Twaddle Realty, Inc.

Sheri Twaddle

916 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-7562

www.twaddlerealty.com

United Electric Cooperative

James Bagley

800-748-1488

www.ueci.coop

United Services

Darren Farnan 30208 Highway 136

Maryville, MO 64468

800-585-6454

www.unitedfiber.com

University of Missouri Extension

Randa Doty

403 N. Market St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-8101

www.extension.missouri.edu/nodaway

US Bank

Megan Johnson 120 South Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7159

www.usbank.com

Veronica Luke Tax & Accounting

Veronica Luke 120 E. Third St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-7171

Victorian Rental Getaway

Linda Lajcak

411 N. Mulberry St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-541-2767

victorianrentalgetaway.webs.com

Village Care Center

Ashley Fritz

810 E. Edwards St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-562-3515

www.villagecaremaryvillemo.com

Vision Source - Maryville 2320 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-4022

www.vseyecare.com

Wells Bank Eric Henry

2920 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-224-2558

www.wells-bank.com

Wilmes Tire & Service

Tom Wilmes

1307 N. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3442

World Finance

Toni Wilson 1404 S. Main St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-3243

Yocom Jewelry

Albert Yocom 502 S. Walnut Maryville, Missouri 64468

660-815-2445

Young at Heart Resources Michael Stopka

809 N. 13th St. Albany, MO 64402

660-240-9400

www.yahresources.org

ZenBusiness

Ross BuhRoadorf

5511 Parkcrest Drive

Austin, TX 78731

512-814-6420

www.zenbusiness.com/missouri-llc

Ziegler Ag Equipment 22761 U.S. Highway 71 Maryville, MO 64468

660-582-5150

www.zieglerag.com

Zimmerman Hauling & Construction, LLC

Jacobi Zimmerman 407 S. Depot St. Maryville, MO 64468

660-254-9993

Www.zimmermanhauling.com

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THE WORLD’S SAFEST.

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

In early 2020, we challenged our team to make Nucor the safest steel company in the world. Within weeks of that challenge, we were fighting a global pandemic, and the world faced an uncertain future. Yet the team never lost sight of our most important value – the health, safety and well-being of our Nucor family. The result was the safest year in Nucor’s history.

Congratulations and thank you to our more than 26,000 dedicated Nucor teammates. You cared enough to face this challenge head-on and delivered a world-class performance.

In early 2020, we challenged our team to make Nucor the safest steel company in the world. Within weeks of that challenge, we were fighting a global pandemic, and the world faced an uncertain future. Yet the team never lost sight of our most important value — the health, safety and well-being of our Nucor family. The result was the safest year in Nucor’s history.

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Congratulations and thank you to our more than 26,000 dedicated Nucor teammates. You cared enough to face this challenge head-on and delivered a world-class performance.

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