MARSHALL (Oct. 10, 2023) — The Saline County Career Center DECA chapter was awarded and recognized with a 100-plus chapter member banner for 2023 membership… Login to continue reading Login…
(Updated on Tuesday morning, Oct. 10, at 8:46 a.m.) SEDALIA (Oct. 9, 2023) — The State Fair Community College Music Arts program will present its… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall Writers’ Guild member As a result of my being hearing impaired, my children learned quite early they would accomplish nothing if they stayed in bed and cried they were sick. They got up and came to me. When they were teenagers, we acquired a female dog who shortly presented us with a litter of puppies. We kept one of the puppies, He soon learned I could not hear; therefore, he barked when someone came to the door or at any unusual sound. He bonded just with me. After my children were no longer living at home and my hearing had gotten worse, I depended on him more and more. He lived to be quite old, because he had the best of care. When he suffered a “stroke,” he was put to sleep. I was lost. The year was 1991.
The Daughters of Isabella, Marshall Circle 535, meeting was held Sept. 13, at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Regent Anne Thorp called the meeting to order. Chancellor Jean Lubich led the opening prayer. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all.
The Marshall High School Class of 1963 got together for their 60th reunion on Saturday, Sept. 9. They met at noon at Stonehedge for a luncheon and visiting to catch up with happenings during the past five years. The Jackson Event Center was the next stop at 5:30 p.m. Social time was filled with more meeting and greeting, followed by a photo session. A delicious meal was enjoyed by all. During the evening, the visiting, laughter and more photos continued, and there were door prizes. Tom Tweito won a gift certificate to a Dairy Queen of his choice. David McCorkle won the price of his evening meal. Norma Jean Ferguson won a China berry set donated by Howard Bell (as pictured).
Oct. 14 event is free and open to the public COLUMBIA — To reach more people, the 2023 Missouri Extension Master Gardener Conference is going… Login to continue reading Login…
by Sophia Fahleson/Office of Communications and Marketing, OSU Agriculture STILLWATER, Okla. — On Sept. 6, Saline County student Ashlyn Igo, of Marshall, Mo., was honored… Login to continue reading Login…
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls Sept. 22-28, 2023: – Parks and Recreation burning and property damage – Mr. Shelton Posey was arrested and charged with Burglary 2nd Degree and Knowingly burning or exploding – Property Damage – Food pantry – report not completed – Animal Control – Complaint about ducks, chickens and turkeys.
Community Food Pantry, in Marshall, was able to purchase some much-needed items within the past month thanks to a $10,000 grant from ConAgra Brands. The grant they applied for was part of a “healthy eating” campaign, so food pantry staff and volunteers have been trying to find more foods to go along with their other items that would encourage healthy lifestyles.
Marshall Branch The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints Community members working together literally proved the old proverb, “Many hands make light work.” When Tom and Edna Washburn discovered they needed to move their 30’x60’ greenhouse, they were just a bit overwhelmed. Then they remembered the saying “lift where you stand.” Tom, a retired maintenance planner, considered what they would have to do to simply lift the structure and walk it over to the new spot.