New Valley head football coachLaQuentin Black announces coaching staff
Missouri Valley College football head coach LaQuentin Black has announced his coaching staff for the 2025 season.
February 2025
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Prune fruit trees midwinter
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The best time to prune fruit trees in Missouri is midwinter, according to University of Missouri Extension horticulture specialist Debi Kelly.
Women of the Federal Reserve Exhibit Coming to MVC
Missouri Valley College is hosting a unique exhibit Feb. 20-28 – The Rise of Missouri Women in the Federal Reserve. The traveling exhibit will be at Murrell Library and Academic Support Center.
This Day in History
Local history compiled by Marshall Public Library genealogy staff.
MSHP investigates officer involved shooting in Columbia
At the request of the Columbia Police Department, the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Division of Drug and Crime Control is investigating an officer involved shooting… Login to continue reading Login…
SCCC student wins 1st in the 2025 Microsoft Office Specialist Word State Championship Fall Qualifier
The winners of the 2024 Fall Qualifier Microsoft Office Specialist Missouri State Championship have been announced by Certiport, the leading provider of performance-based IT certification… Login to continue reading Login…
City considering canoe and kayak rentals at Amary Lake
The city is actively exploring an initiative to expand outdoor opportunities at Amary Lake, as highlighted by Mayor Vince Lutterbie at a Marshall City Council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 4
February proclaimed ‘Career and Technical Education Month’
On Thursday, Jan. 30, Mayor Vince Lutterbie proclaimed Feb. 1-28, 2025, as “Career and Technical Education Month” in the city of Marshall. A dozen students… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall City Council addresses recycling concerns
City Councilman Dan Brandt shed light on ongoing issues with recycling practices in the community at a Marshall City Council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 4. Brandt reported that a meeting with RTS, the city’s waste management contractor, highlighted concerns regarding a downturn in recyclable paper due to contamination in recycling dumpsters.
Marshall City Council primed to enter into agreement with Saline County Emergency Management
In a move to enhance community safety, the Marshall City Council met on Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, and voted to approve the first reading of an ordinance that will formalize an agreement with Saline County Emergency Management.