The Optimist Club of Marshall held its regular meeting on May 13 at Bloomfield’s Family Restaurant. President Matt Pennock called the meeting to order. Chelsea Corkins led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, and Gary Pennock gave the invocation.
The following marriage licenses were recorded from March 25 through April 27, 2023, by Saline County Recorder of Deeds Jessica Baker: -Luckyner Soris of Marshall to Julita Walichu of Marshall -Kera Nicole Eskew of Marshall to Randall Homer Arn Jr. of Marshall -Alexis Elaine Mattison Thompson of Marshall to Ray Edward Grapes of Marshall -Andrew Jonathan Rice of Marshall to Jadie Lyn Hieronymus of Marshall -Rebecca Anne Seaman of Sweet Springs to Wyatt Dean Lea of Sweet Springs -Leslie Larose Pointer of Marshall to Brandon Deshon Collins of Marshall -Kyle Matthew Schneider of Marshall to Elisha Elizabeth Harris of Marshall -Mirna Yamileth Maldonado Perez of Kansas City, Mo., to Elias Misael Funez Diaz of Kansas City, Mo.
For the month of May, Marshall Public Schools Agricultural Education Instructor Hannah Viets reported on students’ activities for FFA. The local chapter will have its… Login to continue reading Login…
MARSHALL — Marshall Municipal Utilities (MMU) has earned a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation from the American Public Power Association for providing reliable and safe electric service.
Where would our community be without access to healthcare? And where would our community be without a facility like Fitzgibbon Hospital, one of Saline County’s largest employers? Rural communities across the nation have had to wrestle with these questions as their hospitals have not been able to survive the economic headwinds that have impacted them. And yet Fitzgibbon Hospital celebrated its 100year anniversary last week; and the independent, not-for-profit, 501(c)3 hospital continues to focus on the future of healthcare delivery into the next 100 years.
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held its regular meeting at noon Tuesday, May 2, at Montague’s. Club President Chad Unterreiner offered the invocation, led the Pledge… Login to continue reading Login…
On April 21, Miami R-1 Middle School took two students, seventh graders Virginia Loehr and Kayden Smith, to the MJAS state science fair competition in Joplin, Mo. Students had the opportunity to travel to Missouri Southern State University where they competed against 16 other middle school students.
“The only time you fail is when you fall down and stay down.” That was one of the many handwritten signs lining the 5K route through Indian Foothills Park Sunday afternoon, April 30. Participants in the “Mental Health Matters” 5K run/walk, organized by the Mental Health Association of Saline County, had strong winds to contend with, but it didn’t deter them from walking.
This May marks the 60th anniversary of Arrow Rock, Mo., being named a National Historic Landmark, and on Saturday, May 6, Arrow Rock Historic District… Login to continue reading Login…