
Hupp recognized for 75 years of service
Virginia P. Hupp (left) recently received a certificate from the Missouri State Chapter P.E.O. for celebrating her 75th anniversary as a member. P.E.O. is an… Login to continue reading Login…
Virginia P. Hupp (left) recently received a certificate from the Missouri State Chapter P.E.O. for celebrating her 75th anniversary as a member. P.E.O. is an… Login to continue reading Login…
What do you do when you have a medical crisis while you are travelling? While some may have nightmares about this scenario, such was the case for Fred Utlaut, of Waverly, who experienced a medical crisis while travelling to California in September. But thanks to the hard work of Fitzgibbon Hospital and The Living Center staff, Utlaut is now making preparations to continue his recovery at home.
Our community is so generous, especially at Christmas time. Whether it’s coins in the kettle, toys for the Holiday Project, or food for the pantry, we are blessed with a community of givers.
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from Nov. 30 through Dec. 5, 2023: – Medical Assist – Stealing – Documents were stolen from an unlocked vehicle – Warrant arrest Computer inquiry of Mr. Donald Masoner III revealed he was a fugitive from justice from Clay County for four traffic violations, failing to appear, with a total bond amount of $1,000 cash only.
The following warranty deeds were recorded Nov. 24-30, 2023, by Saline County Recorder of Deeds Jessica Baker: Wayne F.
Rebecca Brzuchalski was recognized for her longevity as certified public accountant. In November, Brzuchalski attended the MOCPA Awards Celebrations, where she was recognized for having been a CPA for 50 years. Along with Brzuchalski, other CPAs were honored for 35 years in the profession, and new CPAs were honored for having recently passed the exam. There were two conferences, one in St. Louis and the other in Kansas City at The College Basketball Experience, where Brzuchalski attended. “What I found really interesting is of the people who had been members for 50 years, there were 64 of us,” she noted. “Out of the 64, how many do you think were women? Four.” Brzuchalski said of the scholarship recipients and the newly passed CPAs it was about half and half. “They have really progressed a lot.” Brzuchalski has been a certified public accountant for 50 years and operated her own business for 48. She hopes to be recognized in two years for being a 50-year business owner.
Approves Emergency Management grant on Dec. 6 by Danielle Linton-Hatfield/Staff Writer Saline County Presiding Commissioner Becky Plattner reported the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency recently… Login to continue reading Login…
Property Fraud Alert is an online subscription service offered to the public that allows individuals to have their name monitored within the Saline County Recorder’s… Login to continue reading Login…
The Marshall Community Chorus is excited to share news of their upcoming holiday concert series, “On This Quiet Night.” The forty-voice choir, under the direction… Login to continue reading Login…
Valley men beat Statesmen for first time in more than four years by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Knocking down key shots and free throws in the… Login to continue reading Login…