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Missouri Valley hires Director of Student Employment
(Missouri Valley College) -- Missouri Valley College is expanding its student work program to create more opportunity and experience for students, and Mike Elam is coordinating the effort.
Madd Mayor Car Show returns to Blackwater
A parade of Rod & Custom cars returns to Blackwater on Saturday, July 6, for its annual car show, presided over by “Madd Mayor” Shelby Hendrix.
Persimmon Creek resident to speak in Arrow Rock
2024 Persimmon Creek resident Brian Palmer will present and discuss his work this Saturday, June 22 at 6 pm at Arrow Rock’s Historic Brown’s Chapel (710 High Street).
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Marshall City Council divided on sale of old Fitzgibbon Hospital property, Former Mid-Missouri Family Health building condemned
A structural engineer specializing in older buildings and hired by the building owner has concluded that the three-story building that housed Mid-Missouri Family Health will need to be demolished.According to City Administrator JD Kehrman, the engineer has declared the building unsafe.
Make the most of your garden’s bounty
Summer’s bounty knows no bounds.
Marshall police officers presented Life Saving Award
Marshall Police Chief Mike Donnell attended a Marshall City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 19, to commend a police lieutenant and officer for their heroic actions. On Monday, June 10, Marshall police officers, the Marshall Fire Department, and Saline County Ambulance responded to a motor vehicle accident that occurred at the intersection of U.S.
Heat Exposure can lead to Significant Health Issues
As summer has officially arrived, so too are the high temperatures and high heat indexes.
Marshall Schools approves slight bus radius increase, food service freezer replacement
The Marshall School Board approved a new transportation radius for bus riders during a regular meeting Tuesday, June 11, as well as installing a new food service freezer at Bueker Middle School.In April, the district discussed the transportation radius, due to a bus driver shortage that is happening in multiple districts, as well as the potential for lesser transportation funding in the future.