by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer Marshall City Councilman Tim Reeder stated on Monday night, Sept. 19, the Marshall High School homecoming parade will be this Friday… Login to continue reading Login…
Note: The Marshall Police Department stated Tuesday afternoon that phones are now operational. The Marshall Police Department is currently experiencing technical difficulties with its telephone… Login to continue reading Login…
Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Mo., will be hosting a public academic event for its first “Annual Public Lecture Series in Religion and Society.” It… Login to continue reading Login…
This past weekend Saturday, Sept. 17, the Missouri Press Association held its annual convention, during which time the winners of the MPA Better Newspaper Contest… Login to continue reading Login…
February 19, 1927 – September 15, 2022 Hulda L. Dooley, 95, of Marshall, Mo., died Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022, at The Living Center in Marshall. Memorial graveside services will be…
A Slater woman was injured in a one-vehicle crash that occurred in Carroll County Thursday night, Sept. 15. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol… Login to continue reading Login…
June 12, 1962 – September 12, 2022 Paul Phillip Dace, 60, of Marshall, MO, passed away Monday, September 12, 2022, at Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall. Memorial services will be held…
by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer “Today we received some disappointing news that over the evening our Road and Bridge department was broken into — and catalytic… Login to continue reading Login…
Today, we are here to honor and award Mr. Gale Russell Cornine HIS Quilt of Valor. But first, we want to give you some background on the Quilt of Valor itself. In 2003, the founder of the Quilts of Valor Foundation, Catherine Roberts, had a dream. Her son, Nat, was deployed in Eh-rock. According to Catherine, she saw a young man sitting on the side of his bed in the middle of the night, hunched over. The feeling was one of utter despair. She could see his war demons clustered around, dragging him down. Then, as if viewing a movie, she saw him wrapped in a quilt. His whole demeanor changed from one of despair to one of hope and well being. The message from her dream was one of healing. The model was simple: have a volunteer team who would donate their time and materials to make a quilt. Some would piece and others would quilt. She saw the name for this special quilt to be a Quilt of Valor.
After the Marshall Park Board met in open session on Wednesday, Sept. 7, board members voted to unanimously go into closed session. The closed session was set for entering into a contract that includes an option to purchase real estate at a particular price.