Sweet Springs BOE accepts resignation
The Sweet Springs Board of Education met in a special closed session on Thursday, August 29.
The Sweet Springs Board of Education met in a special closed session on Thursday, August 29.
There is an academic renaissance happening in Marshall, Missouri.
The Slater School Board of Education met in an executive session on Tuesday, Aug.
The Missouri Valley College women’s soccer team hosted Kansas Wesleyan in a non-conference game Saturday evening inside Volney C.
It was a fun way to open the season for the Marshall Lady Owls’ golf team, competing in the Par-3 Tournament at Hail Ridge Golf Course in Boonville last Friday.Junior Breanna Mach shot a 78.
The Marshall Lady Owls’ tennis team opened the season suffering a 6-3 dual loss at Smith-Cotton in Sedalia last Friday.Haley Tietz’s team dropped two of the three doubles matches and four of the six singles encounters.Winners in singles were: sophomore Kellin Fann 8-0 over Citalli Nava and freshman Megan Miles 8-3 over Emily Chernish at Nos.
I’ve heard folks talk about their own - or others’ - worldview recently.
A year ago, the Marshall Owls overcame an early deficit to swat the Chillicothe Hornets 19-13 on Cecil Naylor Field in the season opener.This year, however, the Owls’ defense struggled to stop the rushing attack of the Hornets — mainly senior tailback Silas Midgyett.The 5-11, 200-pound scatback darted through holes and broke numerous tackles, en route to a 200-yard rushing night that included two touchdown runs in Chillicothe’s 40-6 victory on Bob Fairchild Field.“I felt like our guys competed in the first half as best they could.
It wasn’t the result she wanted, but new Marshall Lady Owls’ volleyball head coach Madison Kisner saw some positives in her team’s straight-set loss to Sacred Heart to begin the season Monday night.The Lady Owls dropped the three-setter 25-11, 25-23, 25-13.“The energy was probably my favorite part,” Kisner said.
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from Aug.