Santa Fe’s season ends with shutout loss to Mustangs
Chiefs had won their previous matchup with NWHS by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR In week one, a healthy Santa Fe football squad held the Northwest (Hughesville)… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2023
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Owls use ground game to pound out win over Van Horn
Marshall wins first district football game in more than decade by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR It took 11 years and a day, but the Marshall Owls… Login to continue reading Login…
Holiday Arts and Crafts Show on Nov. 4
Features artisan and crafter-made items Mid-Missouri Artists, Inc. and Warrensburg Parks and Recreation will sponsor the 47th Holiday Arts and Crafts Sale Saturday, Nov. 4,… Login to continue reading Login…
SFCC to host Youth Mental Health First Aid seminar
SEDALIA (Oct. 27, 2023) — State Fair Community College will host a Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) seminar. The class will consist of 6.5… Login to continue reading Login…
Trails
Late last winter, or early this past spring, our neck of the woods received some rough weather. Simply put, freezing rain, heavy snow, sleet and ice storms, and significant winds worked together to take down plenty of limbs and more than a few trees around the mountain including here at Shiloh. We cleaned up most of the “we have to get this moved” and “easy-to-getto” stuff in the spring. When autumn came, and it was more manageable, we took to the woods to check on trails that lead to various locations around the farm.
BMS walks to support Community Cancer Center
The spirit of giving was on full display at Bueker Middle School at their recent Owl Pride assembly to celebrate the end of the first quarter. BMS students and members of the BMS Parent Teacher Organization presented a check in the amount of $1,500 to representatives of Fitzgibbon Hospital to support the Community Cancer Center.
58th Annual Fitzgibbon Auxiliary Holiday Bazaar Returns
The 58th Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Holiday Bazaar to raise funds for Fitzgibbon Hospital will he held from 3 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 17, at the Martin Community Center. The event has changed in its makeup and its location through the years, but it is always a great time for a good cause! The vendor booths, silent auction and bake sale will begin at the Martin Community Center at 3 p.m., with the chili supper and children’s activities kicking off at 4 p.m. All other activities planned for the event will conclude at 7:30 p.m.
You can take it with you
This wonderful little story pops up occasionally. It’s a treasure and a joy to pass along.
MHS Theatre Department to perform ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’
The Marshall High School Theatre Department is proud to announce that their fall musical is “The Drowsy Chaperone” by Bob Martin and Don McKellar, lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison. There is a slightly different line-up for performance dates, as they will be on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday this year on Nov.
Club News
The Marshall Monday Club met on Monday, Oct 9, in the Community Room of the “Rock” Presbyterian Church for its annual fall luncheon. First Vice President Bonnie Faris called the meeting to order and introduced Caleb Petet, Superintendent of Marshall Public Schools, who presented the program. He spoke about the state of the Marshall School District. With the passing of last year’s school levy, a new elementary school will be built near the Spainhower School. New architectural plans were distributed to show the design.