MHS celebrates homecoming with annual parade
Hundreds of community members gathered along the parade route Friday, Sept.
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Off-road vehicle accidents result in teen injuries, fatality
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Two off-road vehicle accidents on Tuesday, Oct. 1, resulted in injuries to three juveniles and the death of a young… Login to continue reading Login…
Pet found deceased when firefighters arrive to extinguish kitchen fire
A kitchen fire in Marshall Friday, Sept. 27, resulted in the loss of a dog. According to a report from the Marshall Fire Department, MFD… Login to continue reading Login…
Fitzgibbon Hospital seeks input on community health needs assessment
In order to ensure the health care services and programs it offers truly meet the needs of the community it serves, Fitzgibbon Hospital is seeking… Login to continue reading Login…
Vikings pull away to gain HAAC South win
With a run through the Heart of America Athletic Conference South Division’s version of Murderer’s Row in the next three weeks, the Missouri Valley College Vikings needed to get back on the winning track last Saturday against a winless Central Methodist Eagles’ squad.Tavion Campbell again sparkled for the Vikings on offense and special teams.
Spainhower first graders show Homecoming spirit
Spainhower first graders got into the school spirit Friday morning, Sept.
Wildcat gridders blank another opponent
Seniors Chase Hemeyer and Brandon Terrill led the way, and the visiting Slater Wildcats improved their record to 4-1 overall and 1-0 in the Central River League’s South Division with an 84-0 triumph at the BKN Thunder in Keytesville last Friday night.It was the second straight shutout for the ‘Cats after they blanked Santa Fe 82-0 in week four.The ‘Cats raced away to a 46-0 lead by the end of the first 12 minutes and led 62-0 at intermission.
‘Hounds, Chiefs lose homecoming games
Sweet Springs scored five touchdowns but it wasn’t enough versus the visiting Wellington Tigers last Friday night.The Tigers spoiled Sweet Springs’ homecoming 54-38 in a Central River League I-70 Division game.Wellington led the close game after each quarter – 14-8, 32-22 and 46-38.“I am very pleased with how hard our kids competed,” SSHS head coach Jeff Holtzman said.