The Supreme Court of Missouri recently awarded the 15th Judicial Circuit Court the 2024 Permanency Award for the timely processing of cases impacting children. Presiding Judge Josh Taylor accepted the award on behalf of the 15th Judicial Circuit Court.
State Highway 135, which leads to Pilot Grove from Interstate 70, was closed Wednesday morning, April 2, by MoDOT due to storm damage. According to… Login to continue reading Login…
The Saline County Health Department recently shared valuable health data from Countyhealthranking.com on its official Facebook page, providing insights into the county’s health dynamics. The summary showcased both upward and downward trends in health metrics, painting a detailed picture of the community’s well-being.
Kendyll Goff, a bright and determined 10-year-old from Marshall, Missouri, is making waves in the pageant world.
Deputies responded to a call regarding shots being fired at a residence outside of Blackburn late Wednesday, March 26, which resulted in a man barricading himself inside for nearly six…
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor A man arrested in front of Casey’s on Odell Avenue Friday, March 3, is now facing a felony charge for… Login to continue reading Login…
By Whitney Barnes Staff Writer According to an unofficial opinion summary, the Missouri Appellate Court affirmed part of the lower court’s decision in a ruling… Login to continue reading Login…
By Whitney BarnesStaff Writer Did you know that there are two notable statues on the Marshall Square? The first is the Doughboy statue, which honors… Login to continue reading Login…
During a presentation to the Marshall Public School Board of Education on Tuesday, March 11, Dr. Joe Parisi, President of Missouri Valley College, discussed the institution’s growth strategy for the next five years. He highlighted ongoing conversations within the community regarding the college’s trajectory and its significance for Marshall and Saline County.
The Marshall School Board of Education approved a calendar option for the 2025-2026 school year during a meeting on Tuesday, March 11.