City officials weigh options for historic building By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer The future of the Eastwood Elementary School property hangs in the balance as Marshall city officials grapple with its potential demolition and the implications for the community. Mayor…
Being able to pull out close games has been a staple of this basketball season for Joey Gochenour’s Slater Wildcats.
With a 51-32 win at home on Feb. 14, the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs locked down at least a second-place finish in the I-70 Conference basketball race.
The Marshall Lady Owls hadn’t beaten Moberly for more than five years. The losing streak reached 10 games when Marshall lost their matchup 61-59 at Moberly Dec. 20.
The following warranty deeds were recorded February 7, 2025-February 13, 2025, by the Saline County Recorder of Deeds:
It was good news, bad news week for the Marshall Owls on Kevin Hart Court at Marshall High School.
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from Feb. 14-17, 2025:
Saline County and much of the Midwest contended with a “cold weather advisory” and an “extreme cold watch” this week. Tuesday morning, Feb. 18, the temperature was roughly 2 degrees F at 7 a.m., with windchill values between 8 and 14 degrees below zero. The “extreme cold watch” issued by the National Weather Service warned that wind chills could reach 25 degrees below zero through Thursday morning.
Assistant Superintendent David Reinke provided much district information to Marshall School Board members Tuesday evening, Feb. 11, a vast majority of which included bids for various services.
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