Missouri Department of Agriculture announces Dairy Cattle protocols for the 2024 Missouri State Fair
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Whitney Barnes
Titus resigns as MHS boys’ hoops coach
by Hobby KingSPORTS EDITOR Owls improved to double-digit wins in 2023-24 season Presented with an opportunity he couldn’t pass up, Lane Titus stepped down as Marshall… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Uncovering the history of the old C & A train depot
As you head to the north side of Marshall, you can’t miss this distinctive building.
Marshall Summer Nights brings family fun to the streets
The first Marshall Summer Nights event, held Saturday, June 29, was an enjoyable occasion for the entire family, with both adults and children delighting in the festivities.The event commenced at 4 p.m., and by 4:30 p.m., the street in front of Bud’s Café was buzzing with activity.
This Day in History
Local history compiled by Marshall Public Library genealogy staff.1913 - The entertainment given by the celebrated musician, Blind Boone, at the Verts Hall in Nelson was a success in every fashion.
Newscope
The Salt Fork Cemetery Association will have its annual public meeting on Sunday, July 14, at 2 p.m.
MMU Board of Public Works accepts grant, concrete pad bid
MMU Board of Public Works accepts grant, concrete pad bidReports third property damage incidentBy Whitney BarnesStaff Writer President Chuck Hines reported a new property damage incident at a Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works meeting on Thursday morning, June 27.
Did You Know?
July was named after Julius Caesar by the Roman senate.
Plans underway for 340-mile river race
A kayak and boat race across the Missouri River will test the mettle of competitors this July, as paddlers will venture from Kaw Point Park in Kansas City, Kan., and travel 340 miles downstream, across nearly the entire state of Missouri.The MR340 is the world’s longest river race, according to Missouri River Relief, the hosting organization that seeks to protect river resources.
Governor Parson signs executive order in preparation for potential Missouri River flooding
JEFFERSON CITY — Last Thursday, Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 24-08 extending the current State of Emergency declaration in preparation for potential flooding along the Missouri River over the coming days.