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DRiV / Tenneco
The history of the DRiV / Tenneco facility in Maryville, Missouri (located at 2000 E. First St.) spans several decades of corporate restructuring, tracking closely with the evolution of the American automotive aftermarket supply chain. [1, 2]
First United Methodist Church
The First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Missouri, traces its roots to circuit-rider services in the 1840s and stands as the city’s oldest Protestant congregation and is oldest church building in Maryville. [1, 2]
Community of Christ (RLDS)
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (RLDS Church), officially renamed the Community of Christ in 2001, has maintained a presence in Maryville, Missouri for well over a century. The local congregation gathers at its long-standing sanctuary … Continue reading
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Nodaway County’s Complicated History with the Michigan-Wisconsin Natural Gas Pipeline (now TC Energy)
Nodaway County could not have anticipated the furor now occurring over the prospects of a $4 billion AI Data Center opening near US 71 in rural Barnard when the Michigan-Wisconsin Natural Gas Pipeline (now owned by TC Energy) opened in … Continue reading
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1928 Proposal to Build Towering War Memorial on Maryville’s Highest Point
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Charles & George Bellows Parkdale Farm
Charles & George Bellows were brothers who operated the Parkdale Farm in the southwest corner of Maryville from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s. Their farm was most famous for its shorthorn cattle. They are on the Nodaway Stairway of Stars.
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