The Saline County Commission met on Wednesday, Jan. 15, to discuss community issues, including sales tax revenues, grant opportunities and upcoming infrastructure projects.
The Sweet Springs Board of Education convened on Thursday, Jan. 16, to discuss several topics, including a new partnership with local law enforcement aimed at enhancing student safety.
During a meeting on Friday, Jan. 17, the Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works addressed the issue of acid disposal, a concern for the wastewater treatment facility.
Equipment has just arrived for the demolition of the old smokestack building at the former Marshall Habilitation Center site, scheduled for today. If you’re interested… Login to continue reading Login…
At the 2024 International Association of Fairs & Expositions (IAFE) Convention, Center for Human Services and the Missouri State Fair received two first-place national awards.… Login to continue reading Login…
By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor The Benton and Eastwood elementary school buildings as well as the Northwest Fifth Grade Center building were declared surplus by the… Login to continue reading Login…
Saline County Clerk Brittni Burton reported key highlights from the recent Saline County Commission meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
County Commissioner Stephanie Gooden restated that the Saline County Commission does not want to incorporate the Gilliam Special Road District into the Common Road District.
Compiled by Whitney Barnes Staff Writer On Monday, Jan. 13, the Sweet Springs Board of Aldermen convened for their regular monthly meeting, addressing issues ranging… Login to continue reading Login…
A 49-year-old Kansas City man is facing multiple felony charges following a high-speed chase in Saline County last week.