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May 2024
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Lead water testing results reviewed by Marshall School Board
Lead water testing results were reviewed during a Marshall School Board meeting Tuesday, May 14, and those results will be posted on the school district’s website for public viewing.Testing was conducted during Spring Break, and Assistant Superintendent David Reinke compiled the results for board members.“Every district has to do it in the state of Missouri,” he stated.
2024 MHS Graduation Ceremony
On Sunday, May 12th, Marshall High School graduating seniors made their way across the stage, donning their caps and gowns, to receive their diplomas. Login to continue reading Login…
Fitzgibbon Hospital Observes National Hospital Week
Each year, 5,000 hospitals, health care systems, networks and others observe National Hospital Week to celebrate the life-affirming work of healthcare professionals across the United States.
I am the door
We don’t give much thought to the doors we go through every day, because it’s just routine.
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Malta Bend Memorial Post 558 will hold Suicide Prevention Team Training at their Post on Monday, May 20, at 7 p.m.
SCCC parking lot transforms during 4th annual Food Truck Day
In its fourth year, Food Truck Day at the Saline County Career Center hosted its largest number of vendors and a steady flow of foot traffic.Food Truck Day is a student-organized event by SCCC highschoolers.
New beginnings: MHS seniors graduate and embark on the next chapter of their lives
By Whitney BarnesStaff Writer The day of graduation is the much-awaited culmination of four years of dedication, hard work and perseverance that seniors have put… Login to continue reading Login…
Jury finds Robert Donnell guilty of jail cell assault
MARSHALL – Saline County Prosecuting Attorney Timothy Thompson announced that on April 24, Robert Donnell, 45, of Sweet Springs, was found guilty of Assault in the First Degree, a class A felony.Donnell was found guilty by a Saline County jury for events that took place on or about Oct.
MPD warns of current phone scam
MARSHALL – The Marshall Police Department has received several calls regarding a phone scam where individuals are posing as local law enforcement officials by calling potential victims regarding outstanding warrants or fines and asking them for payment.