by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer In the previous month, Marshall Parks Director Chad Unterreiner informed the board people would be coming to discuss the old Girl… Login to continue reading Login…
Rosemary Lay was born on Jan. 1, 1925, at her home in the village of Knob Noster, Mo., the daughter of Louis Lay and Pauline Rice Lay. She loved growing…
by Hobby King/Sports Editor What a difference seven and a half weeks make. On Dec. 10, the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs had a hard time… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall won all five league matches by Hobby King/Sports Editor Over the years, numerous Marshall High School teams have claimed North Central Missouri Conference titles. … Login to continue reading Login…
January 7, 1933 – January 31, 2023 Mary A. Fletcher, 90, of Sedalia, Mo., formerly of Marshall, died Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023, at Fair View Nursing Home in Sedalia. Funeral…
For the fourth straight year, the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs are Slater Wildcat Classic champions, beating Carrollton 41-31 in the championship game Saturday. The top-seeded Lady Chiefs never trailed but had to regroup after No.
The General Municipal Election is Tuesday, April 4. Several candidates have tossed their hats in the ring for seats on the Marshall City Council. Below is the final list of candidates: Mayor (Four-Year Term) 1. Vincent Lutterbie
JEFFERSON CITY — The deadline is approaching for Missouri agricul‐ture students interested in applying for a 2023 Missouri Corn Scholar‐ship. High school and college stu‐dents pursuing a career in agronomy or other agriculture‐related field must submit the necessary forms no later than Feb. 10 to be eligible for one of seven $1,000 scholarships sponsored by the Missouri Corn Growers Association and the Mis‐souri Corn Merchandising Council.
LaGrange, Ga. — Karson Troth, of Marshall, was recently named to the LaGrange College Fall Semester VPAA’s List. To be eligible for this honor, students must maintain a cu‐mulative grade point average of at least 3.6 while taking a minimum course load of 12 hours.
JEFFERSON CITY — Google is making a $50,000 donation to the Missouri FFA Foundation in support of their Learning by Doing Classroom grants program. The Missouri FFA Foundation plans to utilize the funds over the course of four years to sup‐port the updating or purchase of new technology in 40 agriculture educa‐tion classrooms across the state.