
City Council hears public comments regarding MORR Pride Fest
The Marshall City Council Chamber was packed on Tuesday, July 16, with people waiting to voice their opinions on the recently approved street closure for MORR’s Pride Fest.
The Marshall City Council Chamber was packed on Tuesday, July 16, with people waiting to voice their opinions on the recently approved street closure for MORR’s Pride Fest.
Most of us are familiar with the famous wedding rhyme, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue,” but did you know there is a forgotten fifth line?
A seventh-grade student from Miami recently showcased her talent and skills at the world’s largest junior high rodeo.
As you head to the north side of Marshall, you can’t miss this distinctive building.
A local family is sharing the story of the tragic loss of their 15-year-old daughter in hopes of preventing others from experiencing the same tragedy. Nearly 25 years ago, what was expected to be a carefree evening spent with friends turned into a nightmare for the family of Jessica Ann Lutz, and it could have been avoided.
Marshall High School junior Khody Banty, a talented tuba player, is set to showcase his musical abilities on the international stage after being picked by Governor Parson to participate in the prestigious Ambassadors of Music program.The Ambassadors of Music Program, as per the information on the Bob Rogers Travels website, is dedicated to honoring student performers nationwide.
The Secretary of State and Saline County Clerk released the names of candidates for nomination to be voted on at the Primary Election on Aug.
“America’s Best Restaurants” is an online and social media series that comprehensively reviews dining establishments across the United States.
Kerry Henley voted District Teacher of the Year By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor The idea of universal school bus stops may come to fruition this upcoming school year, but that hasn’t…
The pinwheel – a child’s toy and whirligig meant to bring enjoyment to children – is also now a symbol of their unheard voices.Since 2014, Pinwheels for Prevention efforts began in Saline County, and on Friday, April 5, that effort continued.“The only way that change can and will happen is if we have a community that stands together for those who cannot stand up for themselves,” Whitney O’Bryan, outreach coordinator for Marshall Public Schools, told a crowd on the Saline County Courthouse lawn.A pinwheel garden of 462 of the toys was created on and near the courthouse steps Friday.