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Another COVID-Related Death in Adair County September 24, 2021
Another COVID-19 related death was reported yesterday in Adair County. The health department confirmed that a 73-year-old female admitted to Northeast Regional Medical Center on September 16th passed away yesterday, marking the 32nd known COVID-related death among Adair County residents. She had not been vaccinated. There are currently 68 active cases of COVID-19 in the […]
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2 Injured in Adair County Crash September 24, 2021
2 people were injured in a crash Wednesday night near Kirksville. According to the crash report, 24-year-old Anthony Sanders experiened a medical episode, causing him to cross the center line on Route B, and swerve into the southbound lane, and hit another vehicle. Sanders suffered moderate injures and was transported by ambulance to Northeast Regional […]
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Upcoming Fire Department Training on an Acquired Structure September 24, 2021
The City of Kirksville’s Fire Department will be conducting destructive and non-destructive training evolutions on an acquired structure in the 1300 block of East Alexander Street during normal business hours through October 1st. Residents should expect an increase in Fire Department activity, which may include theatrical smoke, use of fire apparatus, and the presence of […]
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Curbside COVID Vaccine Clinic September 24, 2021
The Adair County Health Department is holding a curbside COVID vaccine clinic today, at their offices on South Jamison Street, at 3 p.m. First, second, and third doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine will be administered to residents ages 12 and older. Call the Health Department at 660-665-8491 to register.
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Inaugural Class Announced for the Missouri National Guard Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony September 23, 2021
The inaugural class for the Missouri National Guard Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony has been announced. You can see the full list, which has been posted on the City of Kirksville’s Facebook page. On October 1st, the Missouri National Guard Hall of Fame – headquartered in Kirksville – will be inducting its inaugural class. These […]
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NEMO COVID-19 Updates September 23, 2021
Nine new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed by the Adair County Health Department yesterday, which puts the overall count at 3,464. There are currently 72 active cases and 3,361 people who have left isolation. The Health Department confirmed that a previously reported 73-year-old female was admitted to Northeast Regional Medical Center Sept. 16. She is […]
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Wanted Sex Offender Apprehended September 22, 2021
A wanted sex offender has been apprehended. Yesterday, Kirksville Police received information that Joshua David Pearson, had been arrested in Iowa. Kirksville Police had been attempting to locate Pearson in reference to an Adair County warrant for sex crimes. That case involved an 11-year-old, female victim. Kirksville Police were advised Pearson is also facing new […]
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Injury Crashes Troop B September 22, 2021
The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Troop B investigated 13 injury crashes for the week of September 12 thru September 18. With 13 people being injured as a result of those crashes. 9 occupants of those vehicles were unrestrained which is 69% unbuckled.
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Rescheduled Sidewalk Brick Band Replacement to Begin September 22, 2021
The rescheduled sidewalk brick band replacement is set to begin next week. Work on this year’s sidewalk brick band replacement project in the Central Business District – or Downtown area of Kirksville – willl begin Monday, September 27. The project will consist of removing the old brick pavers and replacing them with colored concrete in […]
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Truman’s Mask Policy Remains in Place September 21, 2021
Truman’s mask policy will remain in place. The Univerity says after considering a variety of factors, including recent campus surveys, the number of active cases in Adair County, the advice of public health professionals and CDC guidance, Truman will continue the current mask policy and will review and reevaluate the policy by November 5th. Masks […]
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