“The results of our latest air quality tests were negative for existence of formaldehyde at a dangerous level,” Marshall School District Superintendent Carol Maher said in an email on Monday, May 9.
“I honestly did not know much about it and visited with citizens throughout the community,” Marshall Mayor Dewey Hendrix said of the Foster Grandparent Program on Friday, May 6. “What I have found is a great appreciation for all of you, what you do … You ladies, gentlemen here — city of Marshall appreciates everything that you do. … It is a great program — once I investigated and saw what you guys were doing.”
Missouri Valley College conferred 247 degrees to students this past weekend at the commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 7, at 2 p.m. on the Gregg-Mitchell Field on the campus. The class of 2022 consisted of 232 undergraduate students and 15 students graduating from the college’s graduate programs in community counseling and education administration.
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Seventy-five participants stepped out to support the Mental Health Association of Saline County by participating in a 5k run/walk on Sunday, May 1. The event began at Indian Foothills Park, in Marshall, with two speakers.
"This is for NALC - it stands for National Association of Letter Carriers food drive - our Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive," Darren White, regional manager of The Food Bank for Central and No rtheast Missouri said.
Mothers are, without a doubt, one of the most influential forces in our life. Likely you have already been preparing your own special mother's day.
A Missouri man who killed a couple during a robbery at their rural home more than a quarter of a century ago was put to death Tuesday, becoming just the fifth person executed in the United States this year.
Charles William Antwiler, age 81, of Warsaw, Mo., formerly of Marshall, Mo., passed away Monday, May 2, 2022, at his home. He was born on Sept.
Thanks to the hard work of the Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Ambassadors, a check was presented to Angy Littrell, president and CEO of Fitzgibbon Hospital for $39,189.92 at the auxiliary's 31st annual banquet held on May 2. The funds were raised through several events throughout the year, including the annual Holiday Bazaar, sales in the Auxiliary Gift Shop, rummage sale, and special event sales in the hospital atrium including uniform sales, bake sales, The Nutman sales and annual Books Are Fun sales.