Marshall mayor schedules public forum June 22
by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer Once the Marshall City Council adjourned into sine die Monday evening, April 17, new members took the Oath of Office. Newly… Login to continue reading Login…
April 2023
Read MoreMarshall mayor schedules public forum June 22
Brian Theis
April 7, 1965 – April 16, 2023 Brian Theis, 58, of Kansas City, Mo., formerly of Marshall, passed away Sunday, April 16, 2023, at his home. Memorial Service will be…
Marshall Schools, Vote Yes Committee thank public for support
Work continues on Butterfield’s Early Childhood Center Compiled by Sarah Gray/ Managing Editor “We’re really excited,” Caleb Petet, superintendent of Marshall Public Schools, said as… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall council approves appropriation ordinance on April 17
The Marshall City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 17, and reviewed a proposed ordinance for appropriation. The council unanimously approved the proposal… Login to continue reading Login…
K-9 search conducted at Sweet Springs school
SWEET SPRINGS — On Tuesday, April 18, at 8 a.m., the Sweet Springs Police Department, in collaboration with the Sweet Springs R-7 Schools and Pettis… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall council votes down code of conduct 5-2
(Updated on Thursday morning, April 20, at 11:12 a.m.) by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer Earlier this month members of the council reviewed a proposed ordinance for… Login to continue reading Login…
MoDOT urging drivers to ‘Work with Us’ in record-breaking year this construction season
JEFFERSON CITY — With a record‐breaking $1.8 billion for road and bridge work this year, Missouri motorists can expect to encounter a significant amount of work zones and ongoing maintenance operations during their travels this year. The Mis‐souri Department of Transporta‐tion is hosting the National Work Zone Awareness Week April 17‐21, urging motorists to “Work with Us” by making smart, safe driving choices be‐hind the wheel to protect them‐selves and those they share the road with, including highway workers.
Tennis Owls defeat Fulton, lose to Kirksville
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Dominating singles play and winning two of the three doubles matches, the Marshall Owls defeated Fulton 7-2 in a North Central… Login to continue reading Login…
MFD knocks down structure fire on Eastwood Street
Flames were reportedly coming through windows of a residential structure on Eastwood Street late Friday evening, April 14. According to a report from the Marshall… Login to continue reading Login…
Owls take third place at Marshall Tournament
Coffman pitches complete game in third-place contest by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR For the first time since the 2017 season, the Marshall Owls’ baseball team was… Login to continue reading Login…