MPD investigates Sturhahn break-in
Marshall Police are actively investigating a break-in at Sturhahn Jewelers, located on North Jefferson Avenue on the Marshall Square. According to Detective Sergeant Roger Gibson,… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2024
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Lenz named Kiwanian of the Year
The Marshall Kiwanis Club met at noon Tuesday, Oct. 8, at Montague’s. Randal DeMasters offered the invocation, and Club President Jeff Bergstrom led the Pledge… Login to continue reading Login…
Sweet Springs mayor signs ‘Buckle up, Phone down’ proclamation
During the regular monthly meeting of the City of Sweet Springs Board of Aldermen on Monday, Oct.
Mach returns to state links tourney
By shooting a Top-10 score in the Class 3, District 4 golf tournament at Belton Monday, Marshall junior Breanna Mach is headed to state.Mach fired a 98 on the par-72 Eagles’ Landing Golf Course in Belton, which was good enough for a tie for 10th place.The 18-hole event was won by Jaycie Lowery of Capital City with a 78.Only the Top 12 golfers carded double-digit scores, and the Top 20 duffers and top two teams advanced to state.Lady Owl freshman Melanie Durham just missed a spot at state by finishing 25th with a 118.
Lady Owls fall in home NCMC volleyball match
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MHS swimmers compete at three meets
Competition was stiff at three meets for the Marshall Owls swimmers over the past couple of weeks.The Owls competed against four Kansas City-area teams at the Belton meet and against 18 schools at the Platte County High School Invite.
Marshall advances to district semifinals
Seniors Brooklynn Davenport and Riley Wilkinson played huge roles in the Marshall Lady Owls winning their first district softball game in six years.Wilkinson and Davenport each had two hits.
Lady Owls fall in team district quarterfinal
The season came to an end for the Marshall Lady Owls on the tennis courts last week Tuesday in the quarterfinal round of the Class 1, District 7 team tournament.The Lady Owls had a tough draw as the No.
Owls drop road game at Hickman in OT
Marshall soccer head coach Justin Van Winkle believes in playing a tough schedule to get the Owls ready for post-season play.Although most of the games have been close — only two being decided by more than one goal – the Class 4 Kewpies owned a 6-game winning streak in the series that dates to 2015.