(Updated on Tuesday morning, Oct. 31, at 11:37 a.m.) The Benton Avenue railroad crossing will be permanently closed as of Thursday, Nov. 9. Community members… Login to continue reading Login…
Mention of four-day school week Slater School District Superintendent Terry Lorenz reported last Tuesday evening, Oct. 24, they have invested in a 12-month $300,000 CD.… Login to continue reading Login…
Vikings defeat CMU for first time since 2017 by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR For all the players on the current Missouri Valley College football roster, they… Login to continue reading Login…
Reyes finishes 33rd in girls’ and Post 36th in boys’ races by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Running against competitors from a lot of school districts in… Login to continue reading Login…
For the month of November, the Marshall business A House for Stories Bookshop will be hosting the author Tim Scherrer. Scherrer will be reading and… Login to continue reading Login…
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held their regular meeting at noon Tuesday, Oct. 24, at Montague’s.
Dear, Coach. My mom is in her 70s and is not as mentally sharp as she used to be. It’s more about her doing simple things easily rather than her memory being poor. Since Mom doesn’t like being told what to do, what can I do to help preserve my own future brain?
The Marshall Writers’ Guild met at 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19, in the Marshall Public Library. Present were Vice-President Sharon Eiker-Dyer, Holly Forsman, Ed and Authorene Phillips, Carol Raynor, Sean Rea, President Ed Richards, Treasurer Carole Schaefer, Secretary Sidney Sullivan, the Rev. Mary Williams, and guests Sam Dyer and Shannon Williams. Absent were Melanie Dees Campbell, Rayvin Freeman, Pat Hammer, Eveleth Hill, Mayor Vince Lutterbie, Irene Sims, Wicky Sleight, and Virginia Sprigg.
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Marshall’s swimmers took third place at the West-Central Classic meet in Sedalia on Oct. 26. The Owls totaled 191 points. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Slater finishes inaugural 8-man season 1-9 by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR The Slater Wildcats scored first and trailed by just nine points late in the first… Login to continue reading Login…