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Stories from Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Sweet Springs city clerk plans to retire after 30 years (Local News ~ 10/15/13)
City Clerk Ronda Nienhueser announced to the Sweet Springs Board of Aldermen her plans to retire in April 2014 at the council meeting Monday, Oct. 14. "My intent, my plan, is to retire April 30, 2014," Nienhueser said. "So I would like the council to think about taking applications for the position with the intent to possibly hire somebody after the first of the year to work with me for a few months to get the new job and see if it works for them and works for the council."...
Saline County Historical Preservation Commission talks about grant approval (Local News ~ 10/15/13)
The Saline County Historical Preservation Commission had a meeting Thursday, Oct. 10, to discuss the final application for the Historical District they sent off to be examined. They hope to get approval back by December. The commission spoke about a few people who went out and took pictures of Odell Cemetery and determined some of the gravestones were damaged. Volunteers have offered to lend a hand in a process to repair the cemetery...
Annual Mid-Day Optimist Coat Drive underway (Local News ~ 10/15/13)
Christy Varner and Corbin England hold up two coats donated by Corbin and his older brother Gavin on Monday, Oct. 14. Corbin and Gavin are the sons of Dustin and Michelle England. The Mid-Day Optimists are now accepting any new or gently used coats, hats and gloves to help local Saline County families stay warm this winter. ...
Lady Owls sending three to state (High School Sports ~ 10/15/13)
MHS Round-up: Golf (G), Soccer (B), Swimming (B), Tennis (G)
Lady Chiefs win ninth straight (High School Sports ~ 10/15/13)
Prep Volleyball: Santa Fe, Malta Bend
The following cases were heard in Saline County Circuit Court division 6 on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2013: (Court News ~ 10/15/13)
13SA-CR00538: Koss, Blake A., born 1996, 15984 257th Trail, Malta Bend; class B misdemeanor Dwi-alcohol; suspended imposition of sentence with 2 years unsupervised probation;
Prep Scoreboard for Monday, Oct. 14 (High School Sports ~ 10/15/13)
High school sports scores for Monday, Oct. 14
The following cases were heard in Saline County Circuit Court division 6 on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2013: (Court News ~ 10/15/13)
13SA-CR00250: Atkinson, Madison Nicole, born 1996, 3041 Cronkite, St. Joseph; class B misdemeanor trespass - 1st degree; sentenced to 60 days in jail with a suspended execution of sentence with 2 years unsupervised probation and a $500 fine; 13SA-CR00465: Auer, Kasper L., born 1977, 443 Locust, Slater; class A misdemeanor unlawful use of drug paraphernalia; $500 fine;...
Saline County Amblulance Calls Oct. 7-13 (Police Reports ~ 10/15/13)
Monday, Oct. 7: Before noon, Saline County Ambulance District No. 3 treated and transported to a hospital one person experiencing a medical emergency requiring advanced life support, one person experiencing a medical emergency requiring basic life support and one person experiencing a medical non emergency requiring basic life support...
Author hosts library event to spotlight Missouri's Civil War (Local News ~ 10/15/13)
The Marshall Public Library hosted Gregory Wolk in a concerted effort to conclude the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Marshall. Wolk, of St. Louis, spoke on behalf of his book "Friend And Foe Alike: A Tour Guide to Missouri's Civil War" at 2 p.m on Sunday, Oct. 13, in the library's meeting room...
Human Physiology students host blood drive (Local News ~ 10/15/13)
From left, Josh Lemoy, a Marshall High School senior, and Dana Morris, a MHS junior, donate blood at the Marshall High School blood drive, which was hosted by the Human Physiology students on Saturday, Oct. 12.

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