Demonstrators show their concerns of program cuts
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May 2025
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It’s on to state for some Slater, Sweet Springs, Santa Fe track and field athletes
Sweet Springs, Slater and Santa Fe track and field athletes competed at the Class 1, Sectional 4 meet at Mound City Saturday, May 17, and some of them will be moving on to the state meet.
Malta Bend Post 558 to hold Memorial Day service
The Malta Bend Memorial Post 558 will be holding a Memorial Day service on Monday, May 26, at the Malta Bend Cemetery. The service will begin at 11 a.m. Community members are encouraged to bring a folding chair, and possibly an umbrella in the event of inclement weather.
MMU approves purchase of new meter reader truck
On Wednesday, May 14, the Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works approved a bid for a replacement truck to be used by the company’s meter reader.
Marshall Senior Center Menu
Friday, May 23: Meatloaf; mashed potatoes and gravy; California vegetables; wheat roll; cinnamon apples or chocolate cake.
Tornado touches down at Long Shoal Marina and Restaurant in Warsaw
Long Shoal Marina and Restaurant, located at 12737 Steamboat Rd. in Warsaw, confirmed it was hit by a tornado yesterday, May 19, in a social media post.
Warrensburg writing group offers workshop and book signing
Anyone interested in becoming an author or improving their writing and publishing skills will not want to miss the opportunity to learn from multi-published professionals. Plan for a full day when the Writers of Warrensburg host a writing contest, three presentations, and public book signing. There will be numerous opportunities to network with other authors whose experience levels range from just beginning to numerous publications and awards on Saturday, June 21.
Poppy: Remembrance of fallen heroes
COLUMBIA, Mo. – “In Flanders fields the poppies blow / Between the crosses, row on row .... ” So begins “In Flanders Fields,” written in 1915 by John McCrae, a Canadian poet and military physician.
Fitzgibbon Hospital’s ‘Fling Reimagined’ Hailed a Success
The Fitzgibbon Hospital ‘Fling Reimagined’ fundraiser organized last month by the Fitzgibbon Hospital Foundation brought in more than $30,000 to help offset the purchase of new endoscopy equipment at the independent, not-for-profit hospital.
Marshall community blood drive scheduled May 28
Two local churches are sponsoring a blood drive, and the community is encouraged to participate.