MMU announces Klasing, Griffitt as Employees of the Quarter
Marshall Municipal Utilities has announced Mark Klasing and Caleb Griffitt as their “Employees of the Quarter” for the quarter ending March 31, 2025.
May 2025
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Smith Chapel cemetery board meeting June 1
The Smith Chapel Cemetery annual board of directors meeting is scheduled at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 1. The meeting will take place at the church sanctuary. Everyone is invited to attend.
Learn the history of Atlatl use in Missouri with MDC June 3 in Columbia
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will host a free atlatl workshop on June 3, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. in Columbia at the Boone County Nature School. An atlatl is a device that propels a dart, like a large arrow, and was used for hunting in prehistoric times. Atlatls were approved for hunting small game in Missouri in 2007 and for deer hunting in 2010.
Marshall Public Library faces temporary pause in renovation plans due to county reclassification uncertainty
The Marshall Public Library’s planned renovation of 102 E. Morgan St. has encountered an unexpected delay due to ongoing litigation between the County Assessor and the County Commission, which may affect Saline County’s classification status.
Season ends for Marshall baseball, girls’ soccer teams
The season came to an end for the Marshall Owls’ baseball team in the first round of the Class 5, District 5 Tournament.
Graham named to Lincoln University of Missouri Dean’s List
JEFFERSON CITY (May 21, 2025) — MacKenzie Graham, of Marshall, was recently named to the Dean’s List of Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri, for… Login to continue reading Login…
SEMO’s Spring 2025 President’s List announced
CAPE GIRARDEAU — Southeast Missouri State University has announced Cameron Brown of Marshall has made its President’s List for undergraduate academic achievement during the spring 2025 semester.
Have a safe Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day weekend brings Missouri to life with busy state parks, lakes, and attractions, along with sporting events, barbecues, and gatherings of friends and family. Our state has a lot to offer, especially when the weather is nice. A little planning will go a long way to making Memorial Day weekend activities a success. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reminds everyone to include safety when they plan their holiday weekend. Everyone should expect more travelers on Missouri’s roadways and an increase in boating traffic on the state’s lakes and rivers. Drivers and boat operators are reminded to follow all of Missouri’s laws and be courteous. Always wear a seat belt when traveling in a vehicle, and wear a life jacket when near, on, or in the water.
Community Cleanup event scheduled for June 7
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer A recycling and waste cleanup event will be held on Saturday, June 7, at the Saline County Fairground. Residents of… Login to continue reading Login…
Tension at Marshall City Council meeting over proposed outsourcing of Building and Code Inspections
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer The atmosphere at the Marshall City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 20, was tense as members deliberated on whether to… Login to continue reading Login…