Compiled by Whitney BarnesStaff Writer In a collaborative effort to better serve local Veterans and their families, the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital and… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer In a recent meeting Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works meeting, board members discussed key upgrades and proposals concerning… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
During a Marshall School Board meeting Tuesday, Feb. 11, Superintendent Caleb Petet noted that during Missouri Governor Kehoe’s State of the State Address it was mentioned that open enrollment is one of his administration’s priorities.
The Missouri Valley College men’s and women’s basketball teams hosted Benedictine (Kan.) for Courtwarming Thursday evening inside the Burns Athletic Complex in a Heart of America Athletic Conference doubleheader. The women’s team came back from a halftime deficit to pull away for a 62-54 win. The men’s team fell by a final score of 87-82.
Both dual matches during their final triangular were decided by three points or less, and the Marshall Owls went 1-1 in Jim Hargrave Gymnasium at MHS Feb. 13.
SCCC Future Business Leaders of America chapter members participated in the District-19 Leadership Conference in Chillicothe on Friday, Feb. 7. District competition consists of online objective tests, performance, and production events. The chapter will have 14 members advancing to the State Leadership Conference in 16 events.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri House has passed House Bills 595 & 343, legislation designed to prevent local governments from imposing certain rental regulations on landlords. Sponsored by State Rep. Chris Brown, the bill seeks to protect property owners’ rights by prohibiting municipalities from enforcing ordinances that:
Clay Center, Kansas – “Tom, do you believe in God?” I asked. “Yes and no,” he responded. “I believe there is a God, but I choose to believe in my Higher Power.” Most Americans still believe in God, but the numbers have been on a steady decline for decades. A Gallup poll reported in 1944, that 96% of American’s believed in God, but 78 years later in 2022 it dropped to a record low of 81%. Interestingly, when pollsters in another survey added a question about belief in a Higher Power, the numbers jumped to 88%.
WARRENSBURG – Area residents were among approximately 1,500 individuals who met graduate and undergraduate degree requirements and were eligible to participate in the University of… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The Missouri State Highway Patrol, in conjunction with the American Legion, is now accepting applications for the 53rd Cadet Patrol Academy. The joint program between… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close