Saline Co. sheriff reports increase in property crimes
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October 2022
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Barbara Lea Jacobi
December 24, 1923 – October 18, 2022 Barbara Lea Jacobi, 98, of Marshall, Mo., died Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022, at The Living Center in Marshall. Private family graveside services will…
State-ranked Hannibal rolls past Owls
Hannibal is a top-10 ranked team in Class 4, and the Pirates proved why in a 59-14 North Central Missouri Conference win over the Marshall Owls on Cecil Naylor Field Friday. It was the 17th straight win for the Pirates in the series.
MHS runners compete at conference cross country meet
Marshall sophomore Matthew Pomerenke ran his best race of the season, turing in a personal-best time of 19 minutes, 54.10 seconds to finish 21st in the varsity boys 5,000meter final at the North Central Missouri Conference meet at Marshall High School Saturday.
Owl swimmers take part in Tiger Invitational
An already small squad in numbers was even smaller Saturday, as the Marshall Owls’ boys swimmers competed at the Tiger Invitational in Sedalia Saturday. The Owls were missing three swimmers due to band day and the conference cross country meet.
The roles we play
A few years ago, someone told me they thought it was indeed true that the whole world is a stage and we all are simply playing a role, or even multiple roles. I suppose it’s true, in a generic sense, anyway. Throughout our lives we all play the roles of fathers or mothers, employees or employers, sons or daughters, sisters or brothers, students and mentors, and so on.
250 people gather for Fields of Faith event
Approximately 250 people gathered at the Marshall High School football field Wednesday night, Oct. 12, but not to watch a championship game.
Area District Volleyball Matchups
Class 3, District 15 at Odessa First Round Thursday, Oct. 20 1- (4) Oak Grove (7-15-1) vs.
Vikings’ troubles in Red Zone lead to loss at Evangel
Struggling to score touchdowns continues to haunt the Missouri Valley College football team. The Vikings managed only three field goals on four trips to the Red Zone in the first half of their Heart of America Athletic Conference South Division opener versus Evangel at Nixa and ultimately lost 21-16 Saturday.
Lady Chiefs sweep Concordia in I-70 match
After not earning the top seed in the upcoming Class 1, District 14 Tournament at Alma, the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs sent a message that maybe they should’ve been when they defeated Concordia, which was voted the top seed in the district, in straight sets Thursday.