The newly merged National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Arrow Rock Chapter and Marshall Chapter, now known as the Arrow Rock Chapter, have joined in presenting the NSDAR Youth Leadership Medal to the combined area schools.
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The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from June 9-11, 2025:
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held their regular meeting at noon Tuesday, June 10, at Montague’s.
The last few years in American politics have been very interesting to say the least. The media – all of them – and the politicians, have convinced the American people that there are only two kinds of people in this country and that there are only two ways of thinking – conservative and liberal. It is as if we have two buckets – conservative and liberal, and that every social issue belongs in one of these two buckets, as if sorting laundry.
Saline County queen and princess contestants rounded the block of the Marshall downtown square Saturday evening, June 7, where a packed crowd filled the seats.
When the final school bell rings, and summer vacation begins, many families breathe a sigh of relief. However, for children receiving speech therapy services, the summer break can represent a critical period that shouldn’t be overlooked. Continuing speech therapy during the summer months is essential for students’ progression and preventing the regression that often occurs during extended breaks from structured learning. Student speech therapy can continue thanks to the caring professionals at Fitzgibbon Rehabilitation Services.
FAYETTE — The office of Central Methodist University Provost Rita Gulstad announced recently the students included on the Spring 2025 Dean’s List.
The Marshall Writers’ Guild met May 15 at the Marshall Public Library Community Room. The meeting was called to order by President Sharon Dyer.
JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for funding through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program. Interested individuals, community organizations and research institutions working to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops in Missouri should submit their application by Wednesday, July 2.