Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Run for the Wall riders passed through Lafayette and Saline counties on Interstate 70 Monday, May 22, as they traveled… Login to continue reading Login…
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Graduating seniors and their guests were treated to Project Graduation late Sunday evening, May 21, the same day as the… Login to continue reading Login…
The Saline County Composite Squadron of the United States Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol, will host the annual Memorial Day Observance Service on Monday… Login to continue reading Login…
The Slater School District for their 2022-2023 academic year recognizes students for the A-B Honor Roll. This list is from the second semester and includes… Login to continue reading Login…
I speak with so many people these days who seem to be running all of the time. They go from one project or commitment to the next in rapid succession with hardly a moment to stop and take a deep breath. What strikes me as somewhat funny in these situations, is that no one seems to be forcing anyone to behave in such a manner. These projects, and deadlines are, many times, a choice many people make.
MARSHALL — Three area high school students have each been awarded $2,000 MFA Foundation Scholarships. The Scholarship is sponsored by MFA Incorporated and Central Missouri AGRIService LLC (CMAS).
JEFFERSON CITY — Every mother wants the best for their children no matter where they live. In rural Missouri, transportation and the driving distance to basic needs, like grocery stores or health care, can be a tremendous barrier. During COVID-19, one local health department stepped up to address that barrier by using federal funds to purchase a mobile trailer to bring Missouri WIC nursing staff and services directly to mothers, fathers, guardians and children in need.
The following are warranty deeds filed by Saline County Recorder of Deeds Jessica Baker from (dates): David N. & Linda Leimkuehler to Eugene, Vickie, & Whitney Hinnah, pt. SE ¼ & pt. SW ¼ of S29 T51 R19.
LAGRANGE, Ga.—Karson Kenady Troth of Marshall, Mo., graduated from LaGrange College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, Cum Laude, Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Cum Laude. Georgia’s oldest private institution of higher learning, LaGrange College has been ranked as a top-ten school and “best value” among 99 Southern regional colleges by U.S.
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR In 2022, Cole Hostetter led the Santa Fe Chiefs’ boys’ track and field team to a 12th-place finish in the final… Login to continue reading Login…