Truck theft reported in Saline County
The Saline County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a report of a missing truck in the area.
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Saline County youth score big during early firearm season, parents share photos
If it was brown, it was down in Saline County last weekend as youth hunters took to the woods in search of whitetail deer during early youth firearm season.The Marshall Democrat-News received numerous photos showcasing the accomplishments of these young hunters.
National Veterans and Military Families Month: Honoring our heroes and their families
November is National Veterans and Military Families Month, a time dedicated to honoring the sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.
Browder facing 3 charges after fleeing from deputy on rural highways
Compiled by Sarah Gray Managing Editor Elijah Browder, 27, of Marshall, is facing three felony charges after a traffic stop that occurred on Halloween. According… Login to continue reading Login…
Revitalizing Finis Creek Cemetery: Community service project aims to restore grounds
A cemetery in Saline County will soon undergo a transformation thanks to a community service initiative aimed at cleaning it up.Brent Leavitt shared that the cleanup project for Finis Creek Cemetery originally began as a partnership between the Friends of Pennytown organization and his wife, Rachel.
Marshall man arrested for illegal firearm and drug possession
Fifty-five-year-old Isreal Rocha is facing several felony charges following a narcotics search at his residence.
Strikes of wisdom: Local bowler passes down 60 years of expertise
After 60 years of perfecting her craft, a local bowler has been on a mission to spark that same passion in the youth, guiding them to knock down pins and build lifelong skills, one frame at a time.Seventy-nine-year-old Kat Van Buren has lived in Marshall her whole life.
Sweet Springs principles share MAP/EOC data
District principals presented the data for the 2024 MAP/EOC assessments during the Sweet Springs Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Oct.
Schmidt honored for 6,000th game broadcast
It would be hard to figure up how many miles he’s traveled in five decades of broadcasting area high school and college football, baseball, basketball and volleyball games.But Greg Schmidt knows exactly how many broadcasts he’s transmitted through radio airwaves to listeners of area radio stations.Last Friday, the Concordia at Sweet Springs 8-man football game served as Schmidt’s 6,000th game broadcast, and it included a surprise for him.Schmidt said he knew they were going to present him with the plaque, but there also was something else.“During the first part of the halftime, I left the radio booth and went to the P.A.