Lady Owls third at NCMC Tourney
Marshall Sophomore Kellin Fann won her bracket in the No.
October 2024
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NCMC schools announce dissolution of conference
The five remaining schools in the North Central Missouri Conference (NCMC)—Hannibal PublicSchools, Kirksville School District, Marshall Public Schools, Mexico Public Schools, and Moberly School District have made the difficult decision to dissolve the conference, effective at the end of the 2025-2026 school year.A press release says, the NCMC, which has proudly supported student-athletes since its founding in 1971, has seen significant changes over the years as several member schools have moved to other conferences.Providing the best opportunities for student-athletes remains the top priority.
Open Door Church to raise funds for mission trip
Open Door Church is hosting a fish fry fundraiser to support an upcoming mission trip to Cambodia.The fish fry will take place from 4-8 p.m.
Open Door Church to raise funds for mission trip
Open Door Church is hosting a fish fry fundraiser to support an upcoming mission trip to Cambodia. The fish fry will take place from 4-8… Login to continue reading Login…
September sales tax report, CEC Conference venue results presented to commission
The upcoming Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities (CEC) Conference will not be hosted by Marshall, as previously hoped.In June 2024, Amanda Linneman, the former Executive Director of the Marshall Chamber of Commerce, applied on Marshall’s behalf to host the conference.
Marshall Police Reports
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from Oct.
MMU Board of Public Works greenlights multiple action items
Marshall Municipal Utilities will acquire a new trailer-mounted sewer jetter for the Wastewater Collection department after the purchase was approved at a Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works meeting Thursday, Oct.
Bergstrom reveals latest developments on Marshall Generation Project
General Manager Jeff Bergstrom gave a progress report on the Marshall Generation Project during a Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works meeting Thursday, Oct.
Regenerative farming practices require unlearning past advice
Early on a cool September morning, farmer Josh Payne tends to his flock in Concordia, just east of Kansas City, Missouri. As Payne opens the gate, about a thousand sheep round the corner and bound into fresh grass. The pasture the flock grazes was once corn and soybeans, along with the rest of the Payne family farm.
MDC removes 43K pounds of invasive carp from Lamine River
COLUMBIA — The Missouri Department of Conservation reports that 43,401 pounds of invasive carp were removed from the Lamine River in September during their focused removal project.