by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer This month’s expenses for the Slater School District are estimated to be $338,534.93. Superintendent Terry Lorenz informed the Board of Education… Login to continue reading Login…
Santa Fe will take on Jefferson (Conception) in St. Joe Saturday by Hobby King/Sports Editor For the second time in three years, the Santa Fe… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall beats Lady Hornets in first round of district play by Hobby King/Sports Editor Diane Schlesselman’s Marshall Lady Owls’ basketball team accomplished three things Tuesday… Login to continue reading Login…
Thursday, March 9, will offer local residents the opportunity to enjoy a spectacular display of talent and musicianship at Bueker Middle School. The Marshall High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Sara Summers, will share the stage with the highly acclaimed touring concert band from Central Methodist University, directed by Roy D. “Skip” Vandelicht Jr.
Atleigh Lark was on fire. The Santa Fe senior poured in a career-high 28 points, leading the topseeded Lady Chiefs to a 69-59 win over No.
“The Lord has anointed me to preach good tidings to the poor … heal the broken‐hearted … proclaim lib‐erty to the captives … comfort all who mourn … to give them the gar‐ment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.” (Isaiah 61:1‐3 ‐ NKJV) I have never been a proponent of what some would call an “easy believism” — or any of the teachings that say becoming a be‐liever in Christ comes at no cost to the seeker; that it is simple and easy and just all a bed of roses.
JEFFERSON CITY — Angela Littrell, President and CEO of Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall, Mo., was elected to a one‐year term as president of the Mis‐souri Hospital Association’s Central District Council. Her term began Jan. 1. The first meeting will occur in March.
January 19, 1929 — February 26, 2023 Helen L. Thomas, 94, of Marshall, Mo., died Sunday, Feb.
July 5, 1947 — February 24, 2023 Patricia Mae Grimes, 75, of Marshall, Mo., died Feb. 24, 2023, at Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall.
January 22, 1940 — February 23, 2023 Paul J. Stockhorst, 83, of Marshall, Mo., formerly of Sedalia, died Thursday, Feb.