The Kirksville Kiwanis Club welcomed fellow Kiwanians Ted Frushour and Kevin Brown to speak at their Aug. 31 meeting. Frushour who serves as club vice president presented a brief history of the Forest Lake Area Trail System (FLATS) and gave an update on their trailhead project. Brown who serves as club secretary for the Moberly Kiwanis Club and is lieutenant governor-elect for Division Five of the Missouri-Arkansas District of Kiwanis International - presented on Kiwanis activities in Moberly. Pictured, from left, are Brown, Frushour, Kirksville Kiwanis Club President Elizabeth Clark and Kirksville Kiwanis Club President-Elect Dan McGurk.
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The Kirksville Kiwanis Club welcomed Anastasia Tiedemann to speak at their Aug. 3 meeting. Tiedemann is the new executive director for both Kirksville Regional Economic Development, Inc. (KREDI) as well as the Missouri Rural Enterprise and Innovation Center (MREIC). She spoke about each organization’s role in local and regional economic development as well as upcoming trainings MREIC is hosting for the community. To learn more, visit www.k-redi.com and www.mreic.org! Pictured are Tiedemann (left) and Kirksville Kiwanis Club President Elizabeth Clark.