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McDonald’s celebrates new, updated building with ribbon cutting (10/8/20)McDonald’s owner Mike Gremaud could not help but smile at the crowd as he and his family cut the ribbon to the new restaurant on Thursday, Oct. 8. The Gremaud’s were surrounded by McDonald’s crew members, Marshall Chamber of Commerce ambassadors, Fitzgibbon Hospital representatives, construction crew members and other supporters as they celebrated the grand opening of the new restaurant location, which moved from its original spot at the corner of College Street and Miami Avenue to the Marshall Plaza on College.. ... -
Cover fires reported in multiple locations (10/14/20)Fire districts across the county have had their share of natural cover fires this week, including a fire that burned roughly 80 acres near King Avenue Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 13. The Saline County Rural Fire Protection District responded to a fire shortly after 4 p.m. ... -
DuBois’ debut historical novel now available (9/28/20)Elizabeth DuBois’ debut historical novel “Louisa” casts a spell from the cover picture throughout the daily journal entries of 19-year-old Louisa Wilton as she travels from Laurens, S.C., to the Wilds of Alabama during 1818-1819. The author beautifully captures the language of the period, the history of the area, and entices the thoughts and feelings of Louisa as she goes through her rite of passage on this expedition... -
1 injured when vehicle struck on Hwy 240 (10/16/20)One woman was injured in a two-vehicle crash on state Highway 240 Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report, the crash occurred when a Dodge Journey — driven by Leslie Cortex, 38, of Slater — attempted to turn into a residence. The driver of a second vehicle — Jenna Hill, 18, of Slater — could not stop in time and struck the Dodge, the report stated...
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Owls’ comeback falls short at Hallsville (10/5/20)Marshall misses chances in loss to Indians -
‘Cats snap three-game losing streak (10/14/20)Prep Grid Round-up … Week 7
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MPD reminds public that destroying campaign signs is illegal (10/14/20)MARSHALL — Some City of Marshall residents are showing their political picks for the 2020 election right in their front lawn, but now some of these signs are disappearing or being vandalized. The Marshall Police Department is continuing to receive reports on this issue, and we want the public to know that stealing these signs is not only disrespectful, but against the law...
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J. Huston Tavern kitchen rebuild to have groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 16 (10/14/20)The Arrow Rock State Historic Site invites the public to attend the J. Huston Tavern restaurant’s groundbreaking ceremony for the kitchen rebuild on Friday, Oct. 16. According to the Facebook event that was uploaded Wednesday, Oct. 7, the ceremony will begin at the tavern around 2 p.m...
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Cruz, Thomas going to state for Lady Owls (10/14/20)MHS Round-up: Soccer (B), Softball, Tennis (G), Volleyball -
Santa Fe Trail encampment and open house brings in a good crowd over the weekend (10/12/20)Vehicles parked along the sides of the Arrow Rock Historic Site Main Street this past weekend Oct. 10-11. The village boardwalk was very lively as visitors went in and out of different stores and conversed with outside vendors. On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 10, people stood in line at Badger’s Hideaway to purchase ice cream with waffle cones while listening to live music. After purchasing ice cream, visitors went over to the Santa Fe Trail living-history encampment...
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