On Monday, May 13, a victim and witness entered the Marshall Police Department to file a report of child abuse.According to a probable cause statement, the witness provided a voluntary written statement about statements the victim had been making to her.
Saline County Collector Cindy Sims provided an update on May distributions to the Saline County Commission during a regular meeting on Wednesday, June 5.
“Name That Dog” Puppy Poems from A to ZBy Peggy Archer, illustrations by Stephanie BuscemaThis picture book is the perfect A to Z guide to perfect puppy names!
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held its regular meeting at noon, Tuesday, June 4, at Montague’s.Randal DeMasters offered the invocation, and Club President Elect Jeff Bergstrom led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the meeting to order with 20 members in attendance.Bergstrom reminded those in attendance to plan on attending the upcoming “Burger Bust.” That popular event will be held June 25, and a sign-up sheet was distributed for members to indicate their intentions to attend and also state what special dish they would be bringing to compliment the “World’s Best Burgers.”Following a brief discussion, the meeting was adjourned with Kevin Riggs winning the $10 pot.The next Kiwanis meeting will be June 11.
Walmart hourly store associates in Missouri received some positive news earlier Wednesday, May 5.
A break in at an Indian Foothills Park building did not go far, however the investigation is ongoing.According to the Marshall Police Department, on April 26, a park employee contacted MPD, reporting golf carts had been recovered nearby.During the Marshall Park and Recreation board meeting held in May, the park director updated the board.
A robin fledgling waits in a Marshall yard for its mother to bring some food Tuesday, May 4.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., June 7, 2024 - Beautifying county fairgrounds, painting bleachers and picnic tables, and community park improvements are a few of the community projects that 4-H and FFA youth will be doing this summer as recipients of a Shaping Rural Missouri Grant from FCS Financial.
The Marshall Police Department has started seeing an increase in reports regarding stolen guns from vehicles.Please do not help a thief steal your firearm by leaving it in your vehicle.
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