Marshall Police Reports
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from Oct.
October 2024
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Smith-Cotton ruins Senior Night for Owls
On a night when 14 Marshall senior football players were honored, the visiting Smith-Cotton Tigers stole the show.
Leavitt wins two sprints for Marshall swimmers
The fall swim season is winding down, but Jacob Leavitt is heating up.The Marshall junior won two sprint races at the Warrensburg Piranhas meet on Oct.
Greyhounds beat Santa Fe
Each team had one win coming into their week nine matchup.
MVC soccer teams secure outright HAAC titles
Missouri Valley College men’s and women’s soccer teams traveled to Lamoni, Iowa for a Heart of America Athletic Conference doubleheader with Graceland (Iowa), Saturday evening.
‘Cats fall to No. 5 Braymer
For a half, the Slater Wildcats held the upper hand in their battle with state-ranked Braymer.But the Bobcats and their all-state quarterback were too much in the end.Senior Jordan Haley threw eight touchdown passes, leading the Bobcats to a 62-40 come-from-behind victory on the Slater football field last Friday.The Wildcats led the game 34-20 at the half, but Braymer scored 42 unanswered points through the third quarter and part of the fourth.Down 20-14, the ‘Cats rallied to score the final three TDs of the first half — a 58-yard kickoff return by senior Brandon Terrill, a 17-yard pass from senior Chase Hemeyer to Terrill and a 7-yard pass from Hemeyer to senior Jalen Knox.But the ‘Cats’ offense was stifled in the second half.
No. 7 Ravens spoil Valley’s Homecoming
The beat goes on.The Benedictine Ravens have now beaten the Missouri Valley College Vikings eight straight times.This time, the No.
Ted Chittwood Award Winner
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Missouri Valley College Homecoming Royalty
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Revitalizing Finis Creek Cemetery: Community service project aims to restore grounds
A cemetery in Saline County will soon undergo a transformation thanks to a community service initiative aimed at cleaning it up.Brent Leavitt shared that the cleanup project for Finis Creek Cemetery originally began as a partnership between the Friends of Pennytown organization and his wife, Rachel.