The Missouri Valley College Rodeo Team is gearing up for the 2022 rodeo season. Every September, the team hosts the Viking Stampede Rodeo and brings in over 350 collegiate athletes and their families to the city of Marshall.
Registration is still open to adults 60 and older for a free online course titled “Health Coaches for Hypertension Control.” Care Connection for Aging Services is offering the course to address the issue of high blood pressure, which affect nearly half of all American adults. The class will begin Sept.
Care Connection for Aging Services is accepting enrollment for a free, online, six-week program to help older adults learn to live well with chronic ailments. The “Living a Healthy Life” course will take place at 1:30 p.m.
The Optimist Club of Marshall hosted a cornhole tournament at the Saline County Fairground on Saturday, Aug. 27, to raise funds to buy unbudgeted items… Login to continue reading Login…
(Updated Friday, Sept. 2, at 8:14 a.m.) The Community Blood Center, along with Fitzgibbon Hospital, will be hosting a blood drive Sept. 1-6. Donors who… Login to continue reading Login…
Flemington, Camden County and Saline County will evaluate drinking water system improvements JEFFERSON CITY (AUG. 25, 2022) — The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded Drinking Water Engineering Report grants in the amounts of $30,000 to the Village of Flemington, $24,000 to Camden County Public Water Supply District No.
The “Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus,” presented Aug. 6 and 7 outside the exterior transformed home of the Rev. Jeanette Pack was well received by the audiences of 50 each evening. Written and narrated by the Rev. Jeanette, the participants were a combination of community members and friends that came from as far as Branson, Mo.
James Box has been called to serve as the new Branch President of the Marshall Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was sustained by vote at the Aug.7 Sacrament Meeting.
Care Connection for Aging Services is accepting registration for the next Total Brain Health class that beginsonline on Aug. 9. Total Brain Health concentrates on body (physical fitness), mind (cognitive training that can revive skills diminished by age), and spirit (strong satisfying socialties). The philosophy is that all minds can thrive, and the class delivers tools everyone can use to build better brain health. Research shows that these programs empower participants to build better brain health. Satisfactionratings are 99 percent.
A community drama re-enacting the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus will take place from 7:30-8:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 6 and 7. The event is sponsored by the Rev.Jeanette Pack Ministries and will take place at 307 E. High St., in Marshall. All are welcome to attend the free event and are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.