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After 3 1/2 months, Slater clinic and basketball court have Grand Opening (07/02/11)
After 30 years the dream has become a reality, Mayor Stephen Allegri said of the Akeman-McBurney Medical Clinic in Slater. The community gathered Saturday morning, July 2, for the grand opening, and dedication ceremonies. "We feel blessed to be able to work with the people of Slater and surrounding areas," said Ron Ott, president and CEO of Fitzgibbon Hospital...

Marshall Parks and Recreation board approves bids to build new basketball courts (05/05/10)
The Marshall Parks and Recreation Department board took another step toward completing the park's master plan by approving bids for new basketball courts in the park at a meeting Wednesday morning, May 5. The new courts will be built in the same location as the current facility. There will be two complete courts, as well as three shooting stations, all enclosed by a fence...

Work on former railroad crossings continues (04/30/10)
In fall 2009, Union Pacific Railroad removed tracks at several locations in Marshall. Since then, Municipal Services crews have worked to rebuild the affected streets and surrounding areas. Work continues behind Eastwood School and the municipal court building, where drainage has been improved by making the ground slope more gradual and removing underbrush. ...

Marshall park board hears about basketball court proposal, activity guide (01/06/10)
As snow fell outside the Indian Foothills Golf Course golf house, the Marshall Parks and Recreation Department board met for the first time in the new year Wednesday evening, Jan. 6. "It's pretty slow, obviously," parks Director Jeff Stubblefield told the board. But, he said, "Everything is going well."...

County commissioners announce court consolidation (12/08/09)
In their meeting Tuesday morning, Dec. 8, Saline County Commissioners announced the upcoming consolidation of Division 4 and Division 6 court administration under the leadership of Circuit Court Clerk Sharon Crawford. This change is because of a ruling by Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice William Price, Southern District Commissioner Richard "Dick" Hassler said...

Prep Hoops Round-up: Lady 'Cats open Glasgow tourney with win (12/01/09)
GLAGOW -- A 10-0 third quarter put the Slater girls' basketball team in the lead for good Monday during a 37-25 victory over Westran in the first round of the Glasgow Tournament. The Lady Wildcats had an 11-point run during the first half, but were down by a point at the break after the Lady Hornets closed out the second period with an 11-2 spurt...

Marshall man reflects on Napton's past (04/30/08)
Although drivers passing quickly by Napton in southeast Saline County may not see it, taking a closer look reveals the history of a town that was the county seat from 1831-1838, when court was held in a hewed log tavern built on a sloping bank of Salt Fork Creek valley...

Elderly Marshall man gets 20 years for enticement (04/29/08)
Saline County Prosecuting Attorney Donald G. Stouffer announced late Tuesday, April 29, that Stanley Conger, 79, of Marshall, was sentenced to two consecutive 10-year terms for two felony counts of "enticement of a child," by Circuit Judge Dennis A. Rolf Monday, 28 April...

Willis gets maximum sentence for felony elderly exploitation (04/21/08)
It took more than one trial to bring the case to a close, but Cooper County Judge Keith M. Bail sentenced Douglas Wayne Willis of Marshall to 30 years in prison Friday, April 18, for the class A felony of financial exploitation of an elderly or disabled person in excess of $50,000...

News Analysis/Confused and bemused about the yes-no-maybe 'spring rise' (03/28/08)
It shouldn't be a surprise if Missourians are confused about the spring "pulse" and whether it will happen, has happened, or has been stopped, or whether it adds to or doesn't add to existing flooding in the southeastern part of the state or whether it makes any difference either way to the pallid sturgeon...

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