COLUMBIA, Missouri — Columbia College recently announced its Dean’s List for the Spring 2022 Semester (January-April, 2022). To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must have completed 12 semester hours in a 16-week period and achieved a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0-point scale.
"This is for NALC - it stands for National Association of Letter Carriers food drive - our Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive," Darren White, regional manager of The Food Bank for Central and No rtheast Missouri said.
The Marshall Park Board held its meeting on Wednesday, May 4, where they met with representatives from SWT Design. At the meeting held in February, Marshall Parks Director Chad Unterreiner reported on the contract the board approved for a Master Plan with SWT.
In reviewing the Marshall Parks and Recreation's finance report on Wednesday evening, May 4, Marshall Parks Director Chad Unterreiner stated the sales tax revenue is still trending up. The report showed for this year's March sales tax the estimate was $81,453.61. In March 2021, Unterreiner noted it was $61,181.01.
"The future is still a little scary for me .... But at least I have a future." Those are the words of David Lester, a survivor of COVID-19 who spent nearly two weeks home alone following his diagnosis.
Thanks to the hard work of the Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Ambassadors, a check was presented to Angy Littrell, president and CEO of Fitzgibbon Hospital for $39,189.92 at the auxiliary's 31st annual banquet held on May 2. The funds were raised through several events throughout the year, including the annual Holiday Bazaar, sales in the Auxiliary Gift Shop, rummage sale, and special event sales in the hospital atrium including uniform sales, bake sales, The Nutman sales and annual Books Are Fun sales.
The severe storm that blew through Saline County Friday night and early Saturday morning ripped the roof off of the Marshall Municipal Airport terminal. At approximately 1:20 a.m.
The Marshall High School prom was held Saturday, April 30, at Jackson's Event Center in Marshall. Find more photos on page 7.
At the Marshall City Council meeting on Monday night, May 2, City Administrator JD Kehrman stated the Great Circle Board of Directors approached him in regard to soliciting proposals from community organizations for the continued use of the campus site. He said he has been able to connect the directors with administrative and social service organizations.