JEFFERSON CITY — Last Wednesday, March 5, Governor Mike Kehoe announced Missouri counties, towns, and cities can now apply for Missouri Blue Shield designation, recognizing their commitment to enhancing public safety, strengthening support for law enforcement, and building sustainable public safety partnerships.
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Several workshops are available this month for those interested in learning more about pond management techniques, and one will take… Login to continue reading Login…
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer During a City Council Meeting Tuesday, March 4, Councilman Dan Brandt presented the annual update on the stormwater management program,… Login to continue reading Login…
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer On a blustery Tuesday morning, March 5, a brave group of around a dozen preschoolers and their parents bundled up… Login to continue reading Login…
Public meeting in the works to address sidewalk improvements on College Street By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer In a recent update from City Hall, City… Login to continue reading Login…
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer The Marshall City Council approved an ordinance Tuesday evening, March 4, to change the zoning designation for the location of… Login to continue reading Login…
Compiled by Whitney Barnes Staff Writer An Odessa woman is back behind bars in Saline County Jail after violating the conditions of her probation. Unofficial… Login to continue reading Login…
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held its regular meeting at noon Tuesday, March 4, at Montague’s.
The Marshall Lady Owls played better the second time they met the Knob Noster Lady Panthers this season. But it wasn’t enough to get a win.
Three nights after winning their first district title in six years, the Slater Wildcats dropped a 78-44 decision at Harrisburg in the Class 2 sectional round.