Fans flocked to the student services desk Aug. 25, selling out the Tech N9ne concert within 36 hours. About 1,100 people purchased tickets for Friday's show. …Read story
Northwest's Board of Regents will soon begin its search for an outside firm to help the University find its next president by July 2009. …Read story
As the "Tyra Banks Show" played in the background, customers asked the owner questions about washing machine parts, in which he gladly obliged. …Read story
No matter who takes the White House in January, history will be made. …Read story
Construction was a word frequently mentioned this summer in Maryville. In addition to Main Street construction, several apartment complexes popped up around town. …Read story
LaRon Council gave the Bearcats an early 7-0 lead with a two-yard touchdown run.…Read story
The press box casts a shadow across the western half of Mel Tjeerdsma Field as a group of freshmen football players stagger off and begin changing out of their cleats. …Read story
Last year, the Northwest-Southwest Baptist football game got out of hand quick. The Bearcats scored early and often, and the third-stringers were playing by the third quarter. …Read story
Two was a mystical number for the Northwest soccer team this past weekend. …Read story
The Maryville Spoofhounds head to Lafayette this week with a 1-0 record and momentum after taking down a class four playoff team. …Read story
The double barrel attack of John Farmer and Adam Mattson led the Maryville Spoofhounds to a 42-7 win over St. Joeseph Lafayette Friday night. Farmer began the onslaught when he picked up a Lafayette punt and returned it for a touchdown early in the first quarter.…Read story
As a team, Maryville High School girls' golf kept things consistent Tuesday. …Read story
Maryville soccer started it's season with an explosion of offense. …Read story
Since Northwest turned on the Electronic Campus more than 20 years ago, the University has developed a reputation for being one of the most tech-savvy in Missouri - from the laptops that accompany many Bearcats to class, to the mass text messages they will receive in the event of an emergency.…Read story
As Pakistan's presidential election nears, the United States finds itself in a delicate situation concerning the "war on terror." …Read story
I feel sorry for my dog sometimes. She's old and lonely and outside of me she has no one to talk to. She sleeps 12 hours a day, which I know sounds like a sweet life, but it's also a sign of depression I'm frequently told by people who tell me I sleep too much.…Read story
Sitting on the 50-yard line, Brian Boettcher watches closely as Northwest battles Abilene Christian University in the football home opener at Bearcat Stadium …Read story
In theaters this week - "Bangkok Dangerous," the new action flick starring Nicholas Cage ("National Treasure"), hits theaters tomorrow. In the film, Cage plays Joe, a hit man, who is in Bangkok trying to pull off a series of jobs. As he spends more time there, he ends up falling for one of the local women and makes a few new friends along the way.…Read story
I'm going to say this once and for all: celebrities have no right being involved with politics. Being an entertainment nerd, I love what they do in Hollywood, but the last I checked, it is a long way from Washington. …Read story
The morning air was sticky and humid. Light fog filled the neighborhood, and the sun was an hour away from rising. …Read story
Football and Track fill the stands of Bearcat Stadium every year, but why are there soccer lines on the field as well? The answer is on this week of Dominic's Fun Facts. If you see anything interesting or odd around Maryville or Northwest Missouri, send an e-mail.…Read story
The Web site gets 1,100 hits a day, even though many students don't know what it is.
After a 2-2 start, the Northwest volleyball team hopes consistency can lead to a more successful outing this weekend.
After a great start, the Maryville volleyball team is looking for more.
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