Get Moving with Fitz, a walking program with Dr. Kurt Schroer, family practice physician, which has occurred each week since it began, is now being held inside the Buckner Wellness Center, adjacent to Fitzgibbon Hospital.
As a Christian, forgiveness is one of the foundations to our belief system. The Bible mentions the word “forgive” 127 times and the main purpose is to let us know that God forgives, therefore we should forgive.
“All these months we’ve been working on a lot of things here at Marshall Public Schools with the Board of Education directing us to create… Login to continue reading Login…
by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer “We’ve definitely had more local support than we probably had since our first year,” Mark Clemons with Clem’s Sign said in… Login to continue reading Login…
Grand Canyon, Ari‐zona – I’ve seen it from the South Rim. I’ve seen it from Desert View.
During the annual Missouri Association of Rural Education/MO K‐8 Association Conference this past fall, Mrs. Carey Johnson, Hardeman R‐X superintendent, was rec‐ognized as the Missouri K‐8 Administrator of the Year. The value of Mrs. Johnson’s leadership is beyond measure, and the Hardeman School District is grateful to have her expertise and experience as they con‐tinue to strive for excel‐lence.
Sweet Springs Lady Greyhounds’ head coach Brent Niemeyer couldn’t have hoped for better play by his team through the first 13plus minutes against I-70 Conference leading Lone Jack Friday. When junior Samantha Butts drained her second three-pointer of the night with 2:40 left in the first half, the Lady Hounds led 24-16.
The Marshall Municipal Pool’s grand opening was scheduled for Sunday, May 28, [year]. Admission prices were 25-cents for adults and 10-cents for children, which could also be purchased as a package. Pictured is the main entrance pool house, which is still operated at Indian Foothills Park. The municipal pool is now known as the Marshall Aquatic Center.
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds Missouri landowners who get no‐cost or reduced‐cost deer and turkey landowner hunting permits through its Landowner Permit Ap‐plication process that it may be time to reaffirm or update the property information they submitted to MDC.
Missouri lawmakers are weighing legislation that seeks to provide ex‐panded MO HealthNet coverage for low‐income women. If passed, the cov‐erage would include full Medicaid benefits for the length of the pregnancy as well as for one year fol‐lowing the end of the pregnancy. Sen. Elaine Gannon, R‐De Soto, and Sen. Tracy McCreery, D‐Olivette, are sponsoring bills to expand coverage.