Owls hit road, travel to Boonville in week two
By Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Two of the area high schools host football games, while the other two will be on the road in week two… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2025
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Minister’s Message: Neutrality
How in the world does one stay “neutral” today? I have been pondering the idea of neutrality ever since I saw online a person declare to be “Absolutely Neutral” about the government, religion, life, and politics.
Marshall Council approves city, MMU budgets; Paves the way for fall events
The Marshall City Council covered a range of agenda items during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 2, approving multiple requests, ordinances and budget items.
Q&A | Tim Thompson
Tim Thompson was elected Saline County Prosecuting Attorney in November of 2018 and took office Jan. 1, 2019. He is currently in his second term… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall Municipal Utilities announces Ana Lara Employee of the Quarter
MARSHALL – Marshall Municipal Utilities has announced Ana Lara as their “Employee of the Quarter” for the quarter ending June 30, 2025. In nominating Lara,… Login to continue reading Login…
Fitzgibbon offers critical mental health resources during Suicide Prevention Month
As September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, Fitzgibbon Hospital’s Behavioral Health unit stands ready to provide crucial support for patients experiencing mental health crises. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Sweet Springs BOE sets tax levy, district kicks off new school year
The Sweet Springs School Board of Education opened it’s Thursday, Aug. 28, meeting with a tax hearing.
Marshall man charged after DWI stop involving 14-year-old passenger
A 35-year-old Marshall man is behind bars after authorities say he was driving drunk with a 14-year-old passenger in the vehicle.
Sweet Springs BOE approves staff changes, substitute list
The Sweet Springs School Board met in closed session Thursday, Aug. 28, where members approved a resignation, a new hire and the district’s substitute list for the 2025-2026 school year.
MMU Board approves equipment upgrades, reviews minor truck incident
The Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works met Wednesday, Aug. 27, and discussed a range of topics including a recent property damage incident, equipment upgrades, and the 2025/2026 budget.