Jumping into flowers: a budding adventure for two local entrepreneurs
By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Fresh flowers have a way of talking. They lift up dampened hearts. They give a sense of joy from the corner of a hospital room. They…
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Feathered family outing
Canada geese grab mid-morning snack By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Anglers were not out on the water’s edge Friday morning, May 23, but a family of… Login to continue reading Login…
MMU to replace heating boiler at Marshall Recycle Center
The Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works decided to request proposals to replace the heating boiler at the Recycle Center during a meeting on Wednesday, May 28.
Marshall students shine at KCIC with invention designed to help beekeepers
Three Marshall students won the Best in Show award at this year’s Kansas City Invention Convention (KCIC) at the Linda Hall Library.
Marshall woman arrested for altering payroll checks issued by Fitzgibbon Hospital
Compiled by Whitney Barnes Staff Writer On January 30, the Marshall Police Department was called to Fitzgibbon Hospital to investigate a case of forgery. According… Login to continue reading Login…
Eastwood Elementary demo advances following bid approval
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer Eastwood Elementary is one step closer to being torn down after the Marshall Public School approved bids for demolition and… Login to continue reading Login…
Significant handbook changes could be coming for Marshall School District
Superintendent discusses cell phone ban, community service requirement By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer The Marshall Public School Board of Education met on Tuesday, May… Login to continue reading Login…
3 injured on interstate shoulder when vehicle struck by semi
By Sarah Gray/Managing Editor The occupants of a vehicle stopped on the shoulder of Interstate 70 in Saline County were injured Tuesday afternoon, May 6,… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall City Council accepts bids for street work, tables plumbing ordinance amendment
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer The Marshall City Council accepted several bids for street maintenance on Tuesday, May 6. These included bids for cold milling… Login to continue reading Login…
Blackwater unveils ‘Railroad Time Pavilion’ at May Fest, honoring Missouri’s role in standardized timekeeping
The historic railroad town of Blackwater will roll out the red carpet for visitors and locals alike on Saturday, May 10, during its annual May… Login to continue reading Login…