Marshall, MO News

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• Congratulations to Tanner Charles for signing with the Missouri Valley Men's Wre...
• Good luck to Jon Leonard, Matt Leonard, Tyler Davis and Billi Pipes, members of...
• Congratulations to Adam McCain for signing with the Missouri Valley Men's Wrestl...
• The Spring 2012 issue of the Zoom Photojournalism online magazine is now posted...
• To follow Missouri Valley College's photo trail "like" Missouri Valley College Y...
• Congratulations to Cody McGuire and Alex Gerleman for signing the Missouri Valle...
• Check out for Commencement photos and more!
• Congratulations to the Missouri Valley College Rodeo Men's team for finishing th...
• MVC Vikings Athletic Update! - Missouri Valley College Cross Country and Track &...
• Congratulations to Carrie (Harmon) Moore, MVC Alumna, for being selected as an a...
• Congratulations to Regine Mecenario for signing with the Missouri Valley College...
• Congratulations to Chris DeBose and Jake Hensel for signing with the Missouri Va...
• MVC STUDENTS! The Riley Equine Center in Booneville, Mo., is looking for volunte...
• Congratulations to Kyle "Bubba" Barnes and Nathan Slichenmyer on signing with th...
• Congratulations to Travis McMillion for signing with the Missouri Valley College...
• Congratulations Class of 2012!
• In response to the hot weather conditions Missouri Valley College will be video...
• Weather Advisory for Commencement Day May 5 At this time, the weather forecast...
• Congratulations to DeAndre McCowan for signing with the Missouri Valley College...
• Congratulations to MJ Bradley for signing with the Missouri Valley College Footb...
• Congratulations to the Missouri Valley College Rodeo team for winning three even...
• Congratulations to Lorin Blackburn for being inducted into MVC chapter of Sigma...
• MVC presents second biennial student animation and documentary film festival. ht...
• Congratulations to Stephany Lee - Becoming an Olympian, and Then a Newlywed. ht...
• 44th Valley Women's Hall of Famer to be Inducted. Congratulations to Dr. Bonnie...
• MVC has been setting trends since 1889!
• Congratulations to former student Clarrisa Chun and MVC alumni Stephany Lee for...
• Congratulations to Regine Mecenario who accepted a full-ride academic scholarshi...
• Welcome to the Viking family, Victoria Kinsey! - Missouri Valley College Women's...
• Congratulations to the Missouri Valley College Rodeo team for winning their sixt...
• MVC student journalists win 20 awards at Missouri College Media Association Conv...
• Welcome to the Viking family, Christain "Bubba" Williams!
• TV host Mickey Burns will address the Missouri Valley College class of 2012 at c...
• Last call for Outstanding Alumni Nominations. Nominations must be turned in by 1...
• To watch the Missouri Valley College Cheer team's National performance please fo...
• MVC to host annual spring choral music show April 18-20. - MVC Music Department...
• Congratulations to the MVC Cheer team for finishing in 2nd place at Nationals! h...
• Congratulations to Bobby Lashley on your recognition!
• Congratulations to Chris Reyes, who signed with the Missouri Valley Men's Wrestl...
• Congratulations to Jordan Epps, who committed to MVC on a men's basketball schol...
• Congratulations to all of the 2012 Academic Scholars!
• Trevor Paul, out of Camdenton, Mo., signs with Missouri Valley College Mens Socc...
• Osage's Hader to play on the Missouri Valley College Tennis team. Welcome to the...
• MVC Seniors Sarah Christopherson and Amanda Marquette will have their work featu...
• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation rep elivers final presentation at Maastricht In...
• Missouri Valley College Sports Update. - Missouri Valley College Volleyball, Mis...
• Welcome to Viking family, Chris Reyes! - Missouri Valley Men's Wrestling & Misso...
• Missouri Valley College Theatre department and Missouri Valley College Division...
• The MVC Art Department will present the Student Art Exhibit & Reception tonight...
• MVC MEN’S VOLLEYBALL SETS SCHOOL RECORD FOR SINGLE SEASON WINS. Their record is...
• MVC holds the Maastricht Institute of Entrepreneurship March 26-28.
• MVC MEN’S SOCCER SCRIMMAGE vs. TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY - Sunday, March 25 at 2 p...
• #4 Missouri Valley College's Men's Volleyball team plays #2 Park University at 7...
• Welcome to the Valley family, Crystan Shafer!
• Congratulations to Peterson Silva and Stephen Valdez for being named NAIA Men's...
• Welcome to the Valley family, Hannah Stanfield! - Missouri Valley College Cross...
• Beltz to wrestle in USA All-Star dual March 15 - Missouri Valley College Women's...
• Welcome Missouri FFA members!
• Welcome to the Viking family, Jenna Roller! - Missouri Valley College Tennis ht...
• Three Vikings picked for All-HAAC Hoops Squads! Congratulations Missouri Valley...
• Congratulations, Tyler Davis!
• MVC Concert Band honors founding director - Missouri Valley College Division of...
• Two Vikings Unbeaten at NAIA Meet - Missouri Valley College Women's Wrestling &...
• Missouri Valley College Division of Fine Arts and Missouri Valley College Dance...
• Auditions will be held for Missouri Valley College's first virtual campus tour!
• Beltz Earns Silver at Pan American Wrestling Meet
• Come join the Missouri Valley College Division of Fine Arts tonight for the Conc...
• Congratulations to the MVC Viking Rodeo!
• Good luck to all of those taking midterms this week. Valley will roll!
• Congratulations to the Courtwarming King and Queen!
• Be on the lookout for the new Viking Views or check it out online!
• At Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Mo.
• During the "Pie a Phi" activity, one Alpha Sigma Phi gets pied directly in the f...
• The Mardi Gras celebration begins today! From 10am-11am Murrell Library will be...
• Join Missouri Valley College Volleyball at 7pm Tuesday, February 21 at Burns Ath...
• Happy Presidents Day! Enjoy some Presidents trivia in order to celebrate.
• Good luck to the Missouri Valley College Cross Country and Track & Field as they...
• Today is the last day to apply for May/Summer graduation! Contact the registrar'...
• The Missouri Valley College Division of Fine Arts and Missouri Valley College Th...
• Friday, February 17, 2012 is the last day to apply for May/summer graduation! Co...
• The men and women’s varsity basketball games scheduled to play tonight at Benedi...
• Come indulge in a sampling of different chocolates at Murrell Library's Chocolat...
• Tomorrow, February 10 is the last day to declare pass/fail and withdraw with a "...
• Winter Alumni Social tonight from 5:30-7:30pm at Burns Athletic Complex.
• The deadline for nominations for the 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class has been e...
• Missouri Valley College Division of Fine Arts to Present Spring Production! http...
• Youth-area dancers performed with Missouri Valley College's Repertory Dance Ense...
• Two Vikings Receive Conference Athlete of the Week Honors - Congratulations Tyle...
• Follow Missouri Valley College on Twitter - @missourivalley
• Congratulations Uriah Armstrong - Welcome to the Viking family!
• Congratulations Michael Horton-Lofton - Welcome to the Valley family!
• Congratulations to the twins, Thalan and Thomas Payne - Welcome to the Viking fa...
• Congratulations Deavin Edwards - Welcome to the Valley family!
• Missouri Valley College's Ron Hall talks his Patriots days.
• The MVC Rodeo Team will be having their annual chili supper this Saturday, Febru...
• The deadline for nominations for the 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class is tomorro...
• Come enjoy the River Ridge String Band at Murrell Library’s Reading Room tonight...
• Come cheer on the Viking Men's volleyball team take on Graceland tonight at MVC!...
• MVC DANCE PROGRAM TO HOST DANCE WORKSHOP
• MVC basketball takes on Graceland University at home tonight. Lady Vikings begin...
• The deadline for nominations for the 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class is Jan. 31...
• Nathan Christianson named MVC head track and field/cross country coach.
• Nathan Christianson named MVC head track and field/cross country coach
• Welcome to the Viking family, Darrian Turk!
• Last day for Missouri Valley College students to add/drop classes!
• Raymond Banks, president of Missouri Valley College Black Student Union, read an...
• Missouri Valley College's Library Newsletter: January 2012
• Come join Missouri Valley College on January 19 for the Jazz Band Concert! The c...
• Spring online classes start today. Grab your computers Vikings!
• With the cold weather finally here don't forget to check Missouri Valley College...
• Vikings Men's JV Purple basketball team will take on Fort Leonard Wood tonight 7...
• The deadline for nominations for the 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class is Jan. 31...
• Lady Vikings JV Basketball take on Central Methodist at MVC tonight at 5:30pm. L...
• "Like" MVC's Art Department on Facebook and check out the new pieces throughout...
• Spring registration and check-in for on-campus students began today. Welcome bac...
• Follow us on twitter - @missourivalley
• Milton the Demon Boy art exhibit will begin Jan. 8 - March 4 at the Morris Galle...
• MVC basketball plays at Evangel University in Springfield, Mo. tonight. Lady Vik...
• Ten MVC student-athletes receive NAIA scholar athlete honor.
• Best Fried Chicken! What do you think? Vote for the J. Huston Tavern. The J. Jus...
• Final score. St. Francis 28. Valley 14.
• End of third. Valley and St. Francis tied at 14
• At halftime. Valley 7 St. Francis 14
• End of first quarter. Valley and St. Francis tied at 7.
• Missouri Valley College has a big weekend coming up. The College will host first...
• The Missouri Valley College men’s soccer team will advance to the 2011 NAIA Nati...
• The No. 7 ranked Missouri Valley College Vikings will host the No. 9 Saint Franc...
• Valley 33. CMU 7. Congrats Viking football for the 2011 HAAC championship!
• Thank you Veterans!
• The MVC Dance program will hold a Dance Workshop Nov. 5 from 9:30 -11 a.m. The w...
• Annual Halloween Party
• ~ Check out the 2011 Homecoming Outst...
• MVC Alumni and Friends! Share your Homecoming 2011 experience with us by tagging...
• Thanks to all the alumni and friends who made Homecoming 2011 a huge success! Wh...
• Viking Football score: Valley 78...Graceland 0.
• 10/22/11 Homecoming Schedule 8 a.m. 50-Plus Club* Tech Center 9 a.m. Homecoming...
• Welcome Back MVC Alumni! Homecoming 2011 is here!
• Alumni and friends heading to Marshall for Homecoming, College Street is closed...
• Homecoming Week!
• Final score - Valley 19 Benedictine 35
• Missouri Valley tied with Benedictine 7-7 at the end of the first quarter.
• MVC Fine Arts to present 2011 Fall Showcase
• MVC football moves to No. 5 in the national rankings. MVC men's soccer is ranked...
• MVC Cheerleading Kiddie Clinic will be held Nov. 5. For more information or to s...
• MVC Football - Valley over Culver Stockton 48-14!
• Valley over Baker 38-7! Valley will Roll!
• Valley over Baker at half 21-0. Watch or listen live online at moval.edu!
• Welcome Parents to ValleyPalooza - Family Weekend!
• MVC's Viking Views TV show will air on Marshall cable Channel 3 tonight @ 8 PM,...
• Check out this news story about MVC Defensive Lineman Richard Wick. The story ai...
• MVC Football - Vikings over Avila 49-0.
• Chicago Alumni: The Missouri Valley College Alumni Association is hosting a soci...
• VIKINGS WIN! Missouri Valley College defeats #3 MNU!
• No. 11 VIKINGS WIN!!!!! 26-21 OVER No. 3 MidAm Nazarene! Go Vikings!!
• Viking interception! 4:03 left in the fourth!
• 26-14 with 5 min to go in the 3rd. Watch or listen online at moval.edu. Go Vikings!
• Follow us on Twitter! Search "missourivalley"
• The 2011 Fall Sports BBQ is this Saturday! Celebrate the kickoff of the fall spo...
• MVC Students: Michael Joiner, a nationally known comedian will perform at 7 p.m....
• Back to School for Marshall - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Due to last night's severe weather, MVC's phone system is down; we are working o...
• Incoming Freshman for information about Freshman Orientation go to www.moval.edu...
• Only three weeks until Viking football's home opener. Reserve your 2011 tailgate...
• MVC Day at the Missouri State Fair! MVC Alumni stop by our tent in front of the...
• New sculptures for MVC Art in Motion project are arriving!
• Have you moved? Changed jobs? Been promoted? Said "I Do?" Had a baby? Let us know! Help us and other alumni keep up-to-date on your accomplishments. Email alumni@moval.edu. *Photos are welcome but will only be used on a space available basis. N
• Just a few tickets remaining for the MVC Alumni-Friends Social at Busch Stadium when the Cardinals take on the Diamondbacks! Call 660-831-4177 to get yours!
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• Congratulations 2011 MVC Graduates!
• The 1991 women's soccer team will be inducted into the MVC Athletic Hall of Fame at the Hall of Fame Luncheon - Saturday, October 22 - during HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2011. If you, or a family member, was a part of this team and have NOT yet received noti
• MVC Seniors, tonight is Senior Send-Off at Stone Hedge Golf Club, you must RSVP for this. If you have not RSVP'd call 831-4177 or stop by the Institutional Advancement office in Baity. Senior Send-Off is sponsored by the MVC Alumni Association.
• INFORMAL DANCE SHOWCASE TONIGHT @ 7:30 PM in the ECKILSON-MABEE THEATRE Students from Tap II, Modern II, Choreography I, and Stage Movement will be performing. Doors open at 7:15 p.m.
• The 1961 football team will be inducted into the MVC Athletic Hall of Fame at the Hall of Fame Luncheon - Saturday, October 22 - during HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2011. If you, or a family member, was a part of this team and have NOT yet received notice regardi
• Check out MVC's student produced TV show, Viking Views!
• Students interested in MVC's new Master of Arts degree in Community Counseling should attend the Open House TODAY from 3-5:15 p.m. in Baity 214.
• The River Ridge String Band will perform at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, in Murrell Library. The performance is part of the Smithsonian "Journeys" traveling exhibit, which will remain available for viewing through the end of the month.
• Flatliners tonight at 10 p.m. in the MET.
• MVC Cheerleading Spaghetti Dinner TONIGHT 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the R. Wilson Brown Room. $7 for adults, $4 kids 12 and under.
• MVC WRESTLING FINISHES SIXTH AT NATIONALS... The Missouri Valley College men’s wrestling team finished in sixth place with 97.5 points at the 2011 NAIA National Wrestling Championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Five Viking student-athletes achieved Al
• SIX VIKINGS ADVANCE TO CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTERFINALS... After two sessions of competition, the Missouri Valley College Viking wrestling team sits in second place overall with 35 points, four and a half points behind first place Notre Dame. The Vikings have
• Check out the spring Viking Views!
• Journey Stories premiers tonight 4-8 p.m. in Murrell Library
• Dawn A. Arns
• North Carolina trucker hurt in crash on I-70 Wednesday
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Wednesday afternoon wreck on Odell and Eastwood halts traffic
• Chef continues 20-year culinary course
• Career center celebrates Career and Tech Ed Week
• Medicine Shoppe makes donation to Marshall Senior Center
• Women in Ag Conference: Eighth annual event promises fun, info, variety
• Salisbury beats Lady 'Cats to clinch L&C title
• Vikings beat MBU, 37-12
• Leona F. Howard
• Louise Scotten Burton
• Larry Mitchell "Buddy" Baxley
• Warrant for Marshall woman
• Dawn Arns
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Slater appoints council member, plans to meet with FEMA
• Hunter announces retirement from MSDC
• Elson is 2011 MHS Courtwarming Queen
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 15
• Newscope: U.S. Highway 65 planning group to meet Friday
• EPA rules could create difficulty for MMU in future
• Marshall Philharmonic Orchestra: After battling weather woes, MPO offers concert Sunday
• Lady Vikings give No. 24 Evangel a scare
• Owls celebrate Senior Day with sweep of Pilot Grove
• Michael G. McClease
• Ronald D. Sappington
• Scoreboard for Monday, Feb. 14
• Goodbye snow
• Sweet Springs approves T-Mobile settlement, leases truck to fire district
• Representatives roundup: Legislators discuss open school enrollment, school make-up days and curtailing federal regulations
• Planning meeting for Arrow Rock State Historic Site rescheduled for March 5
• Newscope: Marshall, Miami schools to hold make-up day Feb. 21
• Wanted: More Saline County Century Farms
• Santa Fe Agri-Leaders winter meeting schedule
• End Rows for Feb. 15, 2011
• Request for new judge granted in Closterman theft case
• Emergency planners design exercise around earthquake
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 14
• Standley advances to state for Marshall
• Lady Vikings tipped in OT by MNU
• Kirksville gets 2OT win over Owls
• Lady 'Cats pick up L&C win
• Legislators recognized for support of YMCA
• Irene Marie Lohman
• Robert H. Hostetter
• Robert Wayne (Red) McFadden
• Newscope: MHS Choraliers to hold auction, pancake breakfast fundraiser
• Mary Elizabeth Bassmann
• Marshall woman hurt in 2-vehicle crash on I-70 Sunday
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Feb. 12
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Feb. 11
• Cargill, Monsanto recognized by MRC
• Malta Bend votes on superintendent's contract
• Marshall Council voices support for Latimer contract decision
• City's lawyer responds to legal questions regarding city administrator position
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 11
• Marshall man hurt in one-vehicle crash Thursday night
• No. 11 Lindenwood needs OT to beat Vikings
• Salisbury edges Lady 'Cats for L&C lead
• Marvin E. Casner
• Bobby Lee Williams Sr.
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Feb. 10
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 10
• Blizzard clean-up continues to continue
• Aull seeks make-up day relief for school districts <font color=blue>(Update: 12:56 p.m.)</font>
• Hannibal finishes strong to upend Lady Owls
• No. 3 Park sweeps Viking spikers
• Newscope: MHS Choraliers to host chili supper fundraiser
• Lady Owls in home stretch
• Howard W. (Butch) Wilder
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Feb. 9
• Thursday is snow makeup day for Malta Bend schools
• Park releases 2011 activity calendar
• Railroad, police collaborate to highlight rail crossing safety
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 9
• Saline County Commission makes assessment changes
• Slater man charged with felony drug possession
• Moberly leaves Owls winless in NCMC
• Slow genealogy traffic originates new library hours
• Warrensburg hands Owls fifth straight loss
• Philippus wins MMA title
• Percy Cochran
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Marshall woman hurt in 1-vehicle crash
• Bad weather contributes to lower Health Department stats
• Blizzard costs Slater district more for snow removal
• 'Name that Blizzard' results
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 8
• Business license info protects residents, business owners
• Regional tourism group to hear from Missouri Division of Tourism
• Boonville sweeps season series against Owls
• Percy Cochran
• Warren F. Ash
• Scoreboard for Monday, Feb. 7
• City official sacrificed salary, Marshall approves P & Z board members
• Marshall school board gets update on grim state funding situation
• Santa Fe Agri-Leaders winter meeting schedule
• Annual Cattlemen's meeting is Feb. 21
• End Rows for Feb. 8, 2011
• Last year's Luck of the Irish $10,000 winner helps others
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 7
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 4
• Back to normal, back to school
• Representatives roundup: Local legislators discuss state budget, efforts to amend puppy mill law
• MMU annual report reflects successes, challenges
• Using MMU equipment for personal benefit not authorized Gibbs says
• Vikings claim four silver medals
• Warren Ash
• Ronald Dean Heather
• Dennis Allen Kreisel
• MoDOT: Progress made clearing snow from highways
• Compost site new home for unwanted snow
• Don't put the shovel away just yet: When the driveway is clear of snow, do the foundation
• MVC Rodeo Team Chili Supper tonight from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Marshall. $6 adults, $3 children (children 12 and under eat free). All proceeds go to the MVC Rodeo Team.
• MHS Courtwarming postponed
• Marshall's Philippus set to fight
• Four Lady Vikings tabbed all-Americans
• Dennis A. Kreisel
• Dennis A. Kreisel
• George Kenneth Wandell
• Seventy-year service draws crowd in celebration
• Extreme cold causes problem with Fitzgibbon Hospital heating system
• County government offices return to service after storm
• County declares state of emergency
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 3
• Awning collapse
• Semi blocks Marshall intersection
• Ronald Dean Heather
• Meals on Wheels calls for immediate volunteers
• Local postal officials ask for patience
• Valley busy on national signing day
• Two Vikings named VSN all-Americans
• Progress continues on blizzard clean-up
• Jerry Miller
• Bobbie Williams Sr.
• Marshall castle dominates yard
• Due to the extreme weather conditions, Missouri Valley College will cancel classes for Thursday, February 3.
• MoDOT crews make progress removing snow in mid-Missouri
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 2
• County crews pushing snow
• Nelson man, grandson rescued after 10 hours snowbound
• It's Groundhog Day and the verdict is ...
• Dale LaRue
• Digging out: Street crews in Marshall make progress, I-70 re-opens
• Stay home! | Marshall officials put emergency snow route policy into effect, MoDOT closes I-70
• MMU board bumps up insurance reserve fund
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition February 1
• County emergency officials have plans in case storm becomes disaster
• Storm arrives
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 31
• Storm aftermath: Be aware of the dangers of shoveling
• Mary Mae Ford
• Valley runner second in UCM half-mile
• Speak Out [religion]
• Speak Out [politics]
• Snowfall predictions for Snowpalooza 2011!!
• From agronomy specialist to toy maker: Wayne Crook's collectible passion
• End Rows Feb. 1, 2011
• Malta Bend woman hurt in 1-vehicle crash Monday
• Slater girls defend tourney title
• Owls drop two NCMC games
• Lady Vikings get OT win at Jewell
• Lady Tigers get first win of season
• 2011 county budget: Supply cutbacks help keep budget balanced
• Lois Edna Moore
• Betty Fizer
• Bob Jefcoat
• MVC Students: As Marshall prepares for severe winter weather be sure to check the website for class cancellations! s
• Edward L. Morton
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Jan. 29
• Parking lot accident sends woman to hospital
• Another winter blast likely late Sunday through early Wednesday
• Scoreboard for Friday, Jan. 28
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 28
• Sun shines on snow king
• West bucket wins it for Lady Vikings
• No. 4 Mexico steams past Lady Owls
• Warrensburg blanks Owls, 81-0
• Share the Harvest benefits food banks
• Trivia and auction proceeds to benefit Y participants
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Jan. 27
• SALT: New leadership program set to launch series of classes
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 27
• Tight 2011 county budget available for public review
• DQ patrons create evening traffic jam
• Marshall street crews use reprieve from snow to catch up on storm cleanup
• Lady 'Cats return to Classic finals
• Kendrick to return to NAIA Indoor Championships
• Marshall man hurt Wednesday night in 2-vehicle crash
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Jan. 26
• BMS band students selected for All-District Band
• Smithsonian 'journeys' exhibit to come to Missouri Valley College: Photography contest open to community
• Marshall man charged in school assault
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 26
• Budget ready for viewing Thursday
• Vikings win inaugural MVC Invitational
• Moberly comes back to beat Owls
• Five Owls medal at Fulton meet
• Lois E. Moore
• Theodore (Ted) F. Irving
• County health department under budget for 2010
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Jan. 25
• Global Ag Symposium gets off to a good start
• MHS cheerleaders honor coach at school board meeting
• Icicles crop up in Saline County
• InterAgency has balance for next Holiday Project, discusses member organization updates
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 25
• Representatives roundup: Bills filed, co-sponsored by local legislators
• Slater girls win opener by 50 points
• No. 3 Moberly downs Lady Owls
• Evangel disposes of visiting Valley
• Jane E. Stonner
• Helen E. Winningham Elsea
• Scoreboard for Monday, Jan. 24
• Ballot approved by Malta Bend Schools
• Representatives roundup Hartzler on House Armed Services Committee, Stouffer touts 'Fix the Six' agenda, Aull offers 'State of the State' highlights
• End Rows for Jan. 25, 2011
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 24
• Upcoming celebration to recognize 70 years in ministry
• County unemployment edges up in December
• Marshall is music: Snow can't stop MVC jazz band fest
• Owls third, Lady Owls fifth at Well-Nap tourney
• Vikings swept at Benedictine
• The MVC Athletic Hall of Fame Nomination Committee is accepting nominations for the 2011 Hall of Fame Class, to nominate someone go to
• Mary Janice Dingley
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Jan. 22
• More snow on the way
• Scoreboard for Friday, Jan. 21
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 21
• Prepping for winter storms
• Official: Number of dead geese at Hab Center Lake not cause for concern
• Valentine's event to benefit Butterfield Youth Services
• Vikings win both games against GU
• No. 3 Grand View knocks off Vikings
• Doris Ann Nicholson
• Marshall police report 3 minor accidents during storm Jan. 19
• MVC reports record spring enrollment
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 20
• Missouri public schools improve standing
• Storm brings snow total to near-record level for month
• Herbert M. Beerman
• Helena Elisabeth Sophie Dieckhoff
• No. 2 Kirksville dispatches Owls, 76-6
• 2 from Clarence hurt in crash on I-70 during snow storm
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Jan. 19
• I-70 at 65 shutdown
• Snow arrives
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 19
• Marshall boys cruise, girls lose
• Lady 'Cats handle Fayette
• Lucille Loges
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Slater schools approve election ballot
• Slater council appoints Reeves to complete Romine's term
• 2 Saline Countians charged with burglary, stealing
• Resident follows up on improvement bond refunds: City approves library board members
• If you can spell pretty well, this event's for you: Mid-Day Optimist announces its 12th Annual Team Spelling Bee fundraiser for youth programs
• Forecast: More winter weather on the way
• Missouri route wins Union Pacific steam train contest
• County to place special road tax extension on ballot
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 18
• Two Owls medal at Plattsburg meet
• Two Vikings make UCM meet finals
• Lady Vikings fall to national powers in duals
• Newscope: Four file for four seats on Marshall school board
• Scoreboard for Monday, Jan. 17
• 2011 NAACP prayer breakfast: Marshall man recalls King's support for workers
• Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre seeks local talent for 2011 season
• Newscope: Local government meetings this week
• MVC cheerleaders chase big fundraising goal
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 17
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 14
• Vikings rally to beat Baker
• Santa Fe boys beat 'Hounds, Owls
• Betty M. Sims
• Norma Jewel Leonin
• James A. Morton
• Robert Lee Sellmeyer
• Global AG Symposium will be held on Jan. 25
• Newscope: MLK Jr. prayer breakfast Jan. 17
• State official: Fulton a better fit for forensics program
• Farmers, FFA members learn about available FSA loan programs
• Marshall resident appears on Today Show to discuss animal hoarding
• Avila takes two from Valley
• Lady Owls win two races at Harrisonville Quad
• Winter weather keeps utilities crew busy
• Lucille A. Chevalier
• New E911 budget saves $82K
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Jan. 13
• Graham guilty on all counts
• Parents as Teachers cancels Thursday's 'Motor Mania' event
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 13
• Filing remains open until Tuesday
• Mary Jane Bibens
• Lucille A. Chevalier
• Dixon on pro football roster
• Newscope: Choraliers chili supper fundraiser rescheduled for Feb. 4
• Frozen cheerleaders raise funds for national competition
• Thelma Mae Mullins
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Jan. 12
• MSDC board approves 2011 budget Tuesday
• County officials: Plowing of rural roads expected to be done by Thursday
• Be prepared: Local public safety expert offers advice on what to do in a shooting incident
• Fire damages north side home Tuesday night
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 12
• Patron-Centered library design in early stages
• Nichols captures five Level 1 medals
• Two candidates may fill library board vacancies in February
• Marshall police seek info on possible runaway teen
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 11
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 10
• Jewelers purchase gold for calves: benefit for rodeo team
• Attraction signage remains blank
• James D. Stacey (Crazy Jim)
• Vikings third at NWCA National Duals
• Snow storm snarls traffic, delights kids
• Kenneth W. (Kenny) Iliff
• Nelson woman injured in 1-vehicle crash Monday
• Beginning farmer loans will be topic at Santa Fe Agri-Leaders meeting on Thursday, Jan. 13
• End Rows for Jan. 11, 2011
• Winter walk
• Lady 'Cats finish second at NFT
• Hortman's 33 points paces Vikings' win
• Larry (Bo) Wallace
• Standley takes gold at MHS Invitational
• Luck O' the Irish tickets on sale now
• Colby Lee Miller
• Early literacy programs to provide activities for parents and children
• James Russell (J.R.) Case
• Winter storm watch issued for Monday
• Scoreboard for Friday, Jan. 7
• First baby of the year arrives at Fitzgibbon Hospital
• MHC forensics unit to be moved to Fulton | State officials say no staff reduction in Marshall involved
• Anonymous kettle donations made holiday bell ringing impact
• Copper wire taken from childhood center not a setback for construction
• Rep. Aull opposes effort to close all state habilitation centers
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 7
• MMU truck accident at Arrow, Benton
• James Russell Case Sr.
• Lady 'Cats have shot at NFT title
• Vikings fall at No. 14 Lindenwood
• Oak Grove hands Owls 60-43 loss
• Kansas man caught after allegedly robbing Betty's Truck Stop early Friday
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Jan. 6
• Golden glow
• Tractor-trailer rollover at I-70/U.S. 65 junction
• MVC president announces dean of graduate studies and MACC program director
• The Missouri Valley College Alumni Association is looking for nominations for the 2011 Outstanding Young Alumni and Outstanding Alumni awards. To nominate someone click on the link below.
• Newscope: 'Love and logic' parenting sessions begin Jan. 11
• Closterman released after posting $30K bond
• Boonville nips Owls at the end
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 6
• Steam train route up for online vote
• 'Hounds advance to trophy game at NFT
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Santa Fe Agri-Leaders hold kick-off dinner
• Park staff and board members search for historic photos
• 2 injured in 1-vehicle crash on Highway 41 Wednesday afternoon
• Marshall man could face life imprisonment over drug charges
• County Commission selects Meuschke for health insurance quotes
• Missouri Valley College to host Missouri Contemporary Ballet Company
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 5
• Artist's work reflects the combination of urban and rural settings
• Larry Dean Aucutt
• Speak Out [religion]
• MHS singers to hold fundraiser Jan. 11 for NY trip
• Owls pick up first NCMC win on road
• Santa Fe Agri-Leaders winter meeting schedule
• Donald E. Pinkepank
• Linda Pearl (Stepp) Potter
• Video excerpts of Christmas 2010 programs, concerts
• Ruby J. Romine
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Jan. 4
• Alleged identity theft nets 9 misdemeanor charges
• New Year's DWI charge for Marshall man
• One fatality after two-vehicle crash
• Stallings starts term as presiding commissioner with a bang
• Fire rescue demonstrates E911 system capabilities
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 4
• Construction numbers modest for 2010, resident asks council for public disturbance help
• City of Slater loses council member in accident
• Kirksville has Lady Owls' number
• Valley gets HAAC home sweep
• Ruby Romine
• James Leon Tyler
• Deputies investigate trash dumping along road in county
• Vernon Junior Reynolds
• Scoreboard for Monday, Jan. 3
• Officers' bravery honored at council meeting
• End Rows for Jan. 4, 2011
• Conservation Stewardship Program application ends January 7
• Global AG Symposium will be held on Jan. 25
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition January 3
• New adult education courses available at career center
• Saline County officeholders take oaths Monday
• Opponents continue to dispute effects of Proposition B
• Lady Vikings drop two tourney games
• Lady Owls 13th in tough Columbia meet
• Dora E. White
• Mary E. Lynn
• Glen Elson
• Speak Out
• Stouffer files bill to repeal 'puppy mill' law
• Looking back: Plattner pauses to review her 8-years running Saline County
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 30
• James D. Stacey
• Commissioners approve pay raises during Plattner's final meeting
• MVC offers first graduate program since college's founding
• Homes undergo weatherization with no out-of-pocket expense
• Richie Reed
• Bobby Lawrence Burnett
• Chiefs' Tieman makes all-state team
• Texas woman hurt in crash on I-70 Wednesday
• MHS cheerleaders earn trophy at national competition
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 29
• Extension service makes budget pitch to county
• Newscope: Newspaper office to close Friday for New Year holiday
• State of the arts: MVC campus becomes sculpture garden in 2010
• Salt Fork YMCA offers new seasonal programs
• Lady Owls get second win over Warrensburg
• Slater adopts 2011 budget, three projects planned for coming year
• Speak Out about Agriculture
• State of the arts: PahloArt exemplifies challenge of connecting artists, audiences
• High number of students receive free or reduced school lunches
• Park's new greenhouse producing results
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 28
• C. Gary Brown
• James Ernest Ray
• Ruth Jerolene Roberts
• Ruby E. Cook
• William Warren Dyer
• Mildred P. Fisher
• Dale Johnson
• Dean Martin
• Food Pantry receives shipment of hams to help those in need
• Wanted: Stories about Saline County agriculture
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 27
• Hopes everyone had a safe and happy holiday!
• Marshall Parks and Rec to recycle Christmas trees
• Mildred P. Fisher
• Dale Johnson
• Dean Martin
• Ruby E. Cook
• Marshall man drowns in Iowa
• Boonville trucker hurt in crash Friday
• Use of force an all-in or all-out decision
• Drivers urged to be ready for snowy weather Friday
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 23
• Shop with a Cop moving experience for officers, families
• Larry Wayne Ball
• Marshall man wins $100,000 lottery prize
• Ross Wayne Friedly
• Four Owls named all-state
• Joggers enjoy holiday lights
• Animal League receives Pedigree grant
• Slater couple face multiple felony charges after house fire allegedly reveals meth production
• Marshall Chamber of Commerce announces winners of annual Christmas decoration contest
• Business winners of Marshall Christmas Lighting Contest
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 22
• Slater man charged with burglary in copper theft
• Marshall man faces fourth DWI charge
• County health insurance hike pared down some
• County unemployment rate at 7.9 percent
• Slater Christmas lighting results announced
• Lady Owls post 11 wins in first three meets
• Saline County Century Farm: John Black family settles here following Civil War
• Speak Out [politics]
• Slater schools receive anonymous donation
• Slater woman injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Dec. 21
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 21
• County resident takes shots at suspicious person
• Marshall police respond to report of shots fired in town
• Irish pub set to open St. Patrick's Day
• Owls unable to recover from slow start
• Scoreboard at Monday, Dec. 20
• Local girl participates in National Poultry judging
• End Rows for Dec. 21, 2010
• City approves company plan to construct North Street bridge
• Changes to estate tax requires planning for family farmers
• Slater High School features hat and mitten tree
• Community Blood Center holds drive at YMCA
• Saturday crash results in minor injuries for Marshall man
• County resources take strides to improve literacy
• Organizers announce return of bingo
• Travis A. Bullington
• Pilot Grove sweeps 'Hounds in Shoot-out
• Lady Owls pull one out of the fire
• Leta Belle Land
• Marshall officer injured rescuing resident from burning building
• Harriet Teeter
• Slater adds three employees to school staff
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Dec. 18
• Scoreboard for Friday, Dec. 17
• Sedalia man injured in 1-vehicle crash early Friday
• Newscope: Segs4Vets to be featured on the History Channel
• A list of political books at Marshall Public Library
• Slater High School presents Christmas concert
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 17
• County candidates in 2010 elections spent more than $100,000 on run
• Miami family loses almost everything in fire Thursday
• Marshall business owner faces worker compensation charges
• End Rows for Dec. 14, 2010
• Sweet Springs district saves on insurance
• Cheerleaders prepare for national competition
• MU Extension offers holiday budget advice
• Chiefs get sweep of Carrollton
• Betty Jean Munoz
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Dec. 16
• Valley battles D-I Northwestern State
• Boonville rallies to beat Owls
• Fulton wins eight of nine against Owls
• Valley picks up road win
• Bill filed to study end of Missouri hab centers
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 16
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 15
• Newscope: YMCA to host blood drive Friday
• Betty Jean Munoz
• Gladys Farek
• Phyllis Ferree Cordes
• Hazardous conditions lead to numerous accidents
• Malta Bend working to make building and educational improvements
• DNR: Maintenance shut-down at Lexington wastewater treatment facility leads to release of 90,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater to Missouri River
• Hardeman students present Christmas program
• Malta Bend FFA collects over 500 pounds of food for shelter
• MHS band members perform in honor band
• City office election candidates include city employee
• Genevieve D. (Penny) Herndon
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Dec. 14
• Marshall school district administrators provide detailed improvement plans
• Special use permit approved for pallet business
• Emma police to use E911 for dispatch
• Shift in criteria thwarts effort to court business prospect
• Saline County Century Farm: Patten farm part of historic Hall family land
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 14
• Truck stolen in Marshall Saturday <font color=red>(Updated 1:15 p.m. Dec. 14)</font>
• Lady Owls let one slip away
• Lady Vikings' rally comes up short
• 4 hurt in 2-vehicle crash Monday in Marshall
• Newscope: County collector announces extended hours through end of year
• Scoreboard for Monday, Dec. 13
• Slater youngster struggles to overcome serious conditions | Benefit Dinner for John Hass will be held at 5 p.m. Dec. 19 in Slater
• More homes hit as burglary wave continues
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 13
• Lone Jack takes third-place trophy from Chiefs
• Fulton holds off Owls at line
• Janice L. Baker
• Malta Bend FFA collecting canned goods for the needy
• Elda Ruth Koester
• Ralph J. Vanderpool
• Ralph E. Davis
• Jean Hulse Klein-Horman
• Wally Neal Leimkuehler
• Margaretta S. (Greta) Gerhard
• Nell Frances Boatright Bueker
• Big wind, little snow
• 2 from Boonville hurt in Saline County crash Saturday
• Winter weather advisory issued for Saline County <font color=red>(Updated 2:40 p.m. Dec. 11)</font>
• 3 injured in 1-vehicle crash Saturday
• Scoreboard for Friday, Dec. 10
• First Christian Church hopes live nativity will become community tradition
• Bond reduced for Closterman
• Marshall man charged with domestic assault
• Man facing drug charges also accused of 4 misdemeanors
• Task force to investigate rash of burglaries in several counties
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 10
• Owls fall to Mexico in NCMC premiere
• Lady Owls edged in OT by Fulton
• Lady Owls return veteran squad
• MVC's Avilez qualifies for nationals
• Valley fourth at Cumberlands duals
• Newscope: Breakfast with Santa
• Slater Elementary hosts Christmas program
• Margaretta (Greta) Gerhard
• Mary Ann Lewellen
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Dec. 9
• In Print: Stories in our print edition and E-edition December 9
• Community lines up for Holiday Project
• Students attend New York marketing conference
• Valley defender selected as all-American
• Charley Lee Narron
• Lady 'Hounds, Chiefs to meet for seventh place
• MVC's Ewart wins Battle of the Rockies
• Vikings end seven-game skid
• Mary Ann Lewellen
• County takes possession of APAC road
• Walk of Honor dedicated in ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Saline County Century Farm: Bailey ancestor got start with new farm, new name
• Morrow named 2010 Ethics in Action winner
• Enchanted stroll through the woods
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Dec. 8
• Marshall woman facing 14 felony charges
• Pump failure results in Gilliam wastewater release
• 2 Marshall men arrested, could face drug charges
• Marshall Residents: The MVC Celebration of Christmas Holiday Music Show will be aired on local channel 3 every Tuesday (6 p.m.) and Thursday (9 p.m.) through January 4. This is an opportunity to see the Christmas show and also the work of our TV producti
• Tree of Life honors lost loved ones, provides support
• Mayor says break-ins still problem
• Mexico ruins Owls' NCMC opener
• Chiefs pull out OT tourney win
• Deer numbers level off during firearms season
• Charley Lee Narron
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Marshall man jailed after bond revoked, new bond set at $50K
• Marshall Council approves zoning ordinance for pallet business
• Owls win one match at Park Hill
• Owls sink freebies for first win
• Jewell records HAAC sweep at Valley
• Boonville gets past Lady Owls, 54-47
• Ragtime musician offers concerts to help fund caboose project
• GE employees contribute trikes to Holiday Project
• Mental illness advocacy group offers support for Marshall residents
• Harry Lee Hanley
• Mont Aaron Pack
• William Harold (Bill) Perkins
• Marshall Community Chorus, MHS singers to perform annual concert, 'The Glorious Sounds of the Season'
• Scoreboard for Saturday, Dec. 4
• BMS student musicians, artists to show work at event Monday
• Walk of Honor dedication ceremony plans announced, brick sale adds order form outlet
• Dancers kick off Christmas Parade
• Scoreboard for Friday, Dec. 3
• Slater Schools reimbursed for lightning damage
• EarthScope, IRIS plant seismograph near Nelson, Mo.
• Owls' rally comes up short against Grain Valley
• Lady Vikings begin HAAC play with win
• Owls split debut mat triangular
• Lady 'Cats to play for third place at Glasgow
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Dec. 2
• Vincent H. Reinkemeyer
• Holiday Project grows, needs support
• Choraliers to perform at Governor's Mansion
• Marshall man faces life in prison over drug charges
• Young Owls hope to benefit from hard experience
• Grain Valley brings Lady Owls down to earth
• KC man charged with drug possession, DWI
• Gas prices climbing
• Orville Edwin Moore
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Forrest Lee "Frosty" Small
• SCCC students begin annual poinsettia sale
• Owls' season gets off to rocky start
• Lady Owls open with solid Shoot-out win
• Skelton farewell speech to the House
• Disc golf course addition is near completion
• In our print edition Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Christmas Dinner to be hosted for entire community
• Background of Tourism Committee offers clarification of recent grant awards
• Sewer main and roofs in need of rehab
• Fred Hooper Jr.
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Nov. 30
• 'Tis the Season: Holiday Happenings
• Authorities seek help locating 2 runaway girls
• Creeping I&I problem floods MMU concerns
• Newscope: SCCC students start taking orders for poinsettias
• Board of Public Works approves change in utility rates
• Tigers swept to open season
• Doug Jolliff
• Dewayne Meyer
• Scoreboard for Monday, Nov. 29
• Sweet Springs man hurt in 1-vehicle crash Monday
• MVC singers, dancers to perform Christmas concerts
• Sheriff alerts residents about low-flying helicopter expected in county
• Marshall tot spends birthday in burn unit
• Local guild welcomes Missouri Writers Guild officials
• Battle of the Belt surveys safety precautions
• Walk of Honor at Saline County Courthouse to be dedicated Dec. 7
• End Rows for Nov. 30, 2010
• 2010 All-Heart of America Conference Football
• Lady Vikings drop fourth in a row
• Dean Austin Borchers
• Dewayne Meyer
• Virgil E. Breshears
• Doug Jolliff
• Mae E. Taylor
• No one injured in mobile home fire Saturday
• 2 Saline County men hurt in 1-vehicle crash early Saturday
• Churches ring in the holidays for Salvation Army
• Ewart a finalist at Omaha Open
• End Rows for Nov. 23
• Angel tree to benefit area youth
• George W. Miller
• Marshall is music: After Thanksgiving, sounds of Christmas season arrive with full schedule of activities
• Ribbon cutting commemorates completed bridge
• Newscope: Scholarship deadline fast approaching
• Newscope: Marshall trash pickup schedule changes for holiday
• Mary Lee Foglesong
• Gene Francis Howell
• United Way surpasses goal
• George Miller
• 2010 All-I-70 Conference Football
• Hospice care helps patients and families focus on living
• 19th Annual Hospice Tree of Life Ceremony to be held Dec. 7
• New MDC conservationist enjoys challenges of the job
• Employment situation improves in county
• Union Pacific Railroad to Close Section of Route O in Saline County
• Holiday Project looking substantial for Inter-Agency members
• Nelson man Maced while resisting arrest
• American Indian heritage honored at Southeast
• Randy Aversman
• Lady Vikings drop two at MNU
• Valley loses fourth in a row
• Marshall man hurt in Cooper County motorcycle crash
• Marshall school board hears more grim budget news, votes to try paperless meetings
• Today is the last day for early-bird registration for the Jingle Bell Jog 5k, sponsored by the MVC track and cross country teams, to register email pickensj@moval.edu.
• Choraliers to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Street to close for water main repair
• Owls wind up fourth at state
• Faye Irene Edde
• Valley falls at Hastings, 3-0
• Howard N. "Bud" Sporleder
• Newscope: NAMI to host session on mental illness Dec. 2
• Gloria E. Robertson
• Randy Aversman
• Students participate in Olympiad
• Fugitive apprehended at Walmart Friday
• Officials seek 2 girls who ran away from BYS staff
• Marshall man hurt in 1-vehicle crash Friday afternoon
• MoDOT announces Eastwood bridge ribbon-cutting
• Playoff Scoreboard for Friday, Nov. 19
• Owls defeated in state semifinal
• Tourism Commission releases grant request results
• Marshall tot hospitalized after suffering burns
• MSHSAA Boys' Soccer Championships Friday-Saturday, Nov. 19-20 at ABC Center, Fenton
• Sanya Rae Moon
• Hanging of the Greens will be held Dec. 1 on the Campus Quad. Activities will begin at 6 p.m. in front of the Ferguson Center. Join MVC as we celebrate the holiday season. Help us decorate the campus, hear the Christmas story, and sing carols. The evenin
• Health Care facility takes shape
• Keller, Sander make all-state teams
• Four Vikings reach UCM Open finals
• Newscope: Eastwood Street bridges open to traffic Wednesday
• Blood Drive TODAY in R. Wilson Brown from 10 a.m.-3p.m. Sponsored by the SGA.
• Sanya Rae Moon
• Mary Frances Magruder
• Citing road repair needs, Marshall road district to ask for additional tax
• Holy Land trip gives Nativity Festival new meaning for organizer
• Tourism Commission to decide on multiple grant requests for 2011
• Marshall firefighters battle blaze on East Yerby
• Thanksgiving turkey fry
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• 2010 All-Lewis & Clark Football
• Lady Vikings rally for win over Stephens
• MVC STUDENTS: Sign up for the fan bus headed to Hastings, Neb., this Saturday, for the Men's Soccer National Championship Opening Round game. Sign up is in the Student Affairs Office, tickets are $20, only 52 spots available!
• Slater reports car break-ins, says won't tolerate
• MVC Theatre presents 'The Dumbwaiter' Nov. 17-20
• End Rows Nov. 16, 2010
• Celebrate the holidays with President Humphrey, alumni and friend! Cash bar and heavy hor d'oeuvres. 5:30-7:30 p.m. at EBT Restaurant in Kansas City, MO. For more information or to RSVP contact Jodi at whitej@moval.edu or (660) 831-4177.
• DWI charges against Green City man
• Commission working on insurance issues
• High School Theatre Department presents fall play
• Y offers Latin rhythms workout program
• Holiday Project seeks donations, volunteers
• Ronald Lowie Brame
• 2010 All-NCMC Boys' Soccer
• Viking hoopsters win two of three
• Eastwood Bridge construction reaches completion, Marshall election dates set
• Veterans' bricks placed in courthouse sidewalk
• Marshall official offers explanation on labor force quote
• Saline County hunters harvest 678 on opening weekend
• Owls earn Final Four respect
• MHS' Nichols, Musick nab state medals
• Vikings heading to first NAIA tourney
• Vikings close season with win
• Lady Vikings rally to beat No. 25 McKendree
• David Elton Lewis
• MVC creates Ferguson Award, names first recipient
• MSHSAA Boys' Soccer Playoffs
• Men's Soccer defeated William Jewell College tonight to become the 2010 HAAC CHAMPIONS!
• MSHSAA Football Playoffs
• Newscope: Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage to be topics of workshop Tuesday
• Future of Knights of Columbus bingo game in Marshall uncertain
• No. 14 Vikings enter finale on the bubble
• MSHSAA Boys' Swimming Championships
• Vikings head to HAAC title match
• Lady Vikings knocked out in HAAC tourney
• SFCC to present family rock musical in Marshall Members of the State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present a family rock musical about the golden rule Nov. 20 in Marshall. The fun, family show features all kinds of critters, from an e
• First female county clerk plans progress
• Sweet Springs Schools main gym light refit project slows
• Encouraging adult literacy: Slater High School participates in The Big Read
• Newscope: Nativity Festival set for Nov. 20-21
• L. Josephine "Jo" Morrison
• Area residents endure cold drizzle to honor veterans
• Veterans Day on the square
• MHS Orchestra performs fall concert Nov. 10
• Junior Leaders host fundraising dinner
• Career Center hosts Veterans Day ceremony
• Robert E. Knipmeyer
• No. 16 William Woods pounds Lady Vikings
• 2010 All-NCMC Football
• Parents seek to understand MAP testing focus in Malta Bend
• BYS names Morrill new executive director
• The rise and fall of Saline County visual arts
• Speak Out [religion]
• Marshall man accused of misdemeanor sexual misconduct, bestiality
• New MVC band makes public debut Tuesday
• Owls advance to home quarterfinal
• Vikings top Hannibal-LaGrange, 77-61
• 2010 All-Lewis & Clark Softball
• Charles E. McDannell
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/09/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/09/2010
• Kingsville, MO - Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 11/09/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 11/09/2010
• MSHSAA Playoff Scoreboard
• Sylar Allen Alexander
• The MVC Alumni Association hosts several Alumni Socials throughout the United States. Check out the MVC alumni page http://www.moval.edu/alumni/index.php for information about socials in your area.
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 11/08/2010
• Lyceum to close 50th anniversary season with another installment of 'Nuncrackers'
• Indian Foothills Park basketball courts get November workout
• Marshall Planning and Zoning Commission approves amendment allowing special use permits on ag land
• Football Playoff Scoreboard
• Library board discards Dewey Decimal, loses board member
• Health department hears about grant application
• Everett H. Bostwick
• Writers Guild offers book to Great Depression interviewees
• Area Veterans Day ceremonies listed
• Newscope: MHS Orchestra to perform Nov. 10
• Guess which way Marshall electric rates are headed?
• MSDC: Economic development challenge: Matching businesses with available local labor
• 2010 All-NCMC Volleyball
• No. 6 Ozarks comes back to beat Lady Vikings
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 11/08/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/08/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/08/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 11/08/10
• County Assessor's staff doing review of properties
• Over 100 riders take part in Mull Cattle Drive
• Polly Elsea
• Newscope: MoDOT: Bridge repair on U.S. 65 in Saline County | Traffic reduced to one lane Nov. 9-10
• Winds stoke fire at compost site
• Four Marshall High School students chosen for Missouri All-State Choir
• State Sen. Bill Stouffer re-elected Senate Majority Caucus Chairman
• Nichols, Musick win out in KC meet
• Wells claims third all-state medal
• No. 4 MidAmerica smacks down Vikings
• MVC Concert Band to perform Tuesday
• Football Sectional Scoreboard
• Marshall firefighters respond to hay bale fire Friday
• Database gives law enforcement new tool for fighting meth
• Vikings meet MNU in Top-10 battle
• Owls edge Helias for district title
• Eight Vikings medal at LU Open
• Larry Fangman
• Charles M. (Chuck) Goodale
• Newscope: Time to 'fall back' Sunday
• Author discusses ministry and direction for police wives
• Five more farms added to Century Farm list
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Nov. 4
• Slater school board accepts two donations
• DAR presents community service award for care packages
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/02/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 11/02/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 11/02/2010
• Catherine Joline Davis
• Newscope: Marshall High School Theatre Department to present murder myster, 'Something's Afoot'
• Newscope: Extension's 'Build Financial Success' workshop slated for Nov. 29, Dec. 2
• Football Scoreboard ... Sectionals
• A smooth end to Saline County election official's career | Tuesday's general election was Ken Bryant's last as clerk
• What farmer's market?
• No. 2 Tipton topples Chiefs, 45-6
• Vikings beat Harris-Stowe in season debut
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/02/2010
• Sister of Liberty in need of restoration
• Appeals court upholds ruling in Marshall teacher case
• Women's Basketball: Park 58, Missouri Valley 54
• Chiefs to challenge No. 2 Tipton
• Ike loses, Blunt wins
• 2010 All-NCMC Softball
• Owls steam into district finals
• New arts organization launches fundraising efforts
• Cancer center receives community support
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 11/01/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/01/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 11/01/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 11/01/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 11/1/2010
• Marshall man wanted on felony assault charge | Bond set at $100K for Evans
• End rows Nov. 2, 2010
• Scoreboard for Monday, Nov. 1
• No injuries in early morning fire
• Slater preps for holiday festivities, accepts applications for open position
• Preliminary Nov. 2 election results
• Robert C. Harrison
• George David Melvin Jr.
• Vikings bring new line-up to floor
• Lady Vikings return plenty of experience
• Robert C. Harrison
• Marshall High School resurrects honor roll, holds assembly to recognize 1st quarter achievement
• Hundreds enjoy Trick or Treat on the Square Friday
• Wells, Shahabzada going to state for Lady Owls
• Ruth M. Arth
• Lady Chiefs fall in sectional semifinal
• 'Cats can't keep up with No. 10 Salisbury
• Gerald Vernon Sowers
• Mull benefit cattle drive returns with new format
• Ronald E. McKown
• Speak Out [politics]
• Speak Out
• School children's choppers given free check up
• Gorrell, Mizer place first in fall contest
• Fire Department acknowledges community support during city council meeting
• Waverly teen injured in 1-vehicle crash in Saline County
• HEAT fundraiser to prepare for coming cold weather
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/26/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/25/2010
• Randall Scott Davenport
• Pictures throughout the 2010-2011 school year
• Marshall man faces felony drug charges
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/26/2010
• Kingdom City, MO - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 10/25/10
• Louzetta Fern (Lou) Venable
• ML Racing's MVC Show car
• Warrensburg ends third straight 3-7 season for Owls
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/26/2010
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 10/25/2010
• Marshall firefighter found dead Sunday
• Newscope: Marshall choirs to present concert Oct. 27
• Chiefs wrap up playoff berth
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/26/2010
• Scoreboard for Monday, Oct. 25
• Lady Owls go down hard at district
• Two from Sedalia hurt in vehicle fire on I-70
• Valley ranked 22nd in men's soccer
• NAACP Candidate Forum gives voters a chance to quiz candidates
• MHS A+ continues success, but faces challenges
• Randall Scott Davenport
• Streets crowded for homecoming parade
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Oct. 28
• Moberly ends Owls' win streak
• Lady Chiefs to play for district title
• Vonnie Duffey
• Arrow Rock's Spirit, Shadows & Secrets to offer spooky fun Oct. 30
• Marshall firefighter laid to rest
• Charles E. Phillips
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Oct. 26
• Funeral plans detailed for Marshall firefighter
• Former staff and students remember Arrow Rock School
• 2 Marshall teens injured Thursday in 1-vehicle crash
• Owls close season at Warrensburg
• County Clerk: Voter turnout in county may be lower than usual
• Sheriff alerts residents about rash of burglaries
• Vikings become Purple Eagle eaters
• Football Scoreboard for Week 10
• 'Cats meet No. 10 Salisbury for playoff spot
• Fitzgibbon announces purchase of new high-tech camera
• Marshall Philharmonic Orchestra: MPO to begin season with special Halloween concert
• Volleyball: Hannibal 2, Marshall 0
• Lady Chiefs win 27th district title
• Newscope: Saline Animal League program: Buy trash bags, save lives
• Marshall Philharmonoic Orchestra: Percussionist Zambito to be featured performer
• Owls no match for Helias
• State Rep. Joe Aull explains ballot measures
• Appeals court hears MHC  case
• Parents As Teachers presents Down on the Farm | Padres Como Maestros Presenta En la Granja
• Wildcats end long L&C win drought
• Emma Brame
• Davenport visitation preparations under way Wednesday morning
• Lady 'Hounds split at district
• Lady Owls sixth at Richmond meet
• Sweet Springs woman hurt in 1-vehicle crash Wednesday
• Newscope: Marshall library to close Thursday afternoon for funeral
• Nichols, Musick win at Sedalia
• Jack L. Toliver
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Oct. 27
• InterAgency members hear presentation on breastfeeding benefits
• Oma M. Leslie
• Missouri River Bird Observatory bands birds, biologists
• Marshall woman hurt in Cooper County crash Wednesday
• Utilities offer lower recycling rate
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 10/25/10
• Newscope: Marshall school board to meet Tuesday
• Groundbreaking makes more space for area hospital
• Chiefs look to wrap up playoff spot
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/25/2010
• Students treated with limousine ride
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• Football Scoreboard for Week 9
• MSHSAA Softball Championships
• Vikings have CMU as Homecoming guest
• Owls host defending district champs
• Owls clinch NCMC championship
• Vikings third at Troy Rodeo
• Jim Biles
• 'Win-win' greeting card project unraveled at last minute
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Oct. 21
• Election preview: Candidates for presiding commissioner explain qualifications, goals
• Election preview: Candidates for county clerk explain qualifications, goals
• DNR states budget still problematic for state park
• Education, preservation: Biology in action
• Patient tolls bell, finishes cancer treatment
• Hospital to publicly offer sale of tax-exempt bonds
• Chiefs have district showdown with No. 3 Concordia
• Lady 'Hounds nipped by Well-Nap
• Kaleidoscope conducts art project at Southeast Elementary School
• Tourism Commission clarifies application guidelines
• Peggy Ann Sims
• Caution: Accident on U.S. 65 at Walmart
• Marshall misses out on bottling plant
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/19/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/19/2010
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/19/2010
• Patricia Suzan Crandall
• Peggy A. Sims
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/19/2010
• Ruth E. Swartz
• Unusual deal thwarts Marshall's bid to attract business project, jobs
• Lady Chiefs upset No. 2 Lutheran
• Volleyball: St. Paul 2, Sweet Springs 0
• Owls win school record 16th straight
• Marshall Cinema set to re-open Friday
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Landlord addresses 'problem tenants', contradicts 'slumlord' stereotype
• Sweet Springs man hurt in 3-vehicle crash
• Slater schools gear up for Red Ribbon Week
• Wells second in NCMC meet
• Lady 'Hounds pound out home win
• Owls pull out win in suspended match
• Community Chorus season gets under way Sunday
• Section of East Arrow Street to remain closed for several weeks
• Newscope: St. Peter youth group to host cookout fundraiser
• Newscope: Local Democrats to host fundraiser for Rep. Skelton
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/18/2010
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/18/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/18/2010
• Kingdom City-Callaway Livestock Center: Slaughter Cattle Auction for 10/18/2010
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 10/18/2010
• Ruth E. Swartz
• Fertilizer causes stink, raises questions
• NAACP  to host candidate forum Saturday
• Slater plans to 'light up Saline County' with growing holiday festival
• Scoreboard for Monday, Oct. 18
• Sweet Springs man hurt when tractor hit by truck
• Pavement and bridge repairs continue on I-70 and ramps in Saline County | All ramps will remain open
• Newscope: Luncheon Friday to benefit Community Cancer Center
• City council hears plea regarding rental inspections
• Lady Owls close season at team sectional
• Lady Owls pick up two tourney wins
• Vikings come back to beat Evangel
• Chiefs cruise to fourth straight win
• No. 3 Bolivar conquers Owls, 47-0
• Raders perform comedic opry show, raise funds for FFA
• Highway 127 Bridge over Elmwood Branch in Saline County is now open
• Virginia Elizabeth Leasure
• John H. Shaffer
• Section of Route BB in Saline County to be closed Oct. 20 for culvert replacement
• Hermann woman hurt in one-vehicle crash Sunday
• Football Scoreboard for Week 8
• Overturned car pulled from side of interstate
• Road closing
• Owls get big win over No. 7 Helias
• Owls open district at No. 3 Bolivar
• No. 10 Valley goes for fourth straight win
• DNR: Wastewater from Saline County swine farm flows off field, into local creek
• Local genealogist honored by DAR with national service award
• Lady Owls make quick work of Mexico
• Vikings 4-0 in HAAC men's soccer
• Virginia Leasure
• Marshall native hikes AT, raises funds for military spouses
• William M. (Bill) Kilgore
• Alma teen hurt in one-vehicle crash
• Saline County Republican Committee opens campaign headquarters
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Oct. 14
• Mabel Hollrah
• 'Cats face No. 1, 'Hounds No. 3 to open districts
• William M. (Bill) Kilgore
• Franklin D. Utterback
• Old Trails begins economic development trainings
• Playoff Scoreboard for Wednesday, Oct. 13
• Sweet Springs school board sets graduation date, recognizes standout students
• 'Viking Pride Worldwide' is theme for 2010 MVC homecoming festivities
• Lady Owls bounced at sectional meet
• Valley men third at UWA Rodeo
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/12/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/12/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/12/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/12/2010
• Cody Samson: Memories materialize into book
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Margaret C. Banty
• Fitzgibbon Cancer Center celebrates first year of service to community
• Chiefs knock off defending I-70 champ
• Newscope: MVC Fall Showcase to feature music, dance groups
• Owls win Marshall Tournament title
• Slater man charged with 2 felonies after traffic stop
• Owls find new offense to their liking
• Health Department board gets report on recent emergency drill
• Lady Chiefs third in I-70 tourney
• P&Z Commission sets hearing date to amend zoning ordinance
• Lady Owls sweep district doubles
• Ducks Unlimited requests funding for Sweet Springs event
• Vikings get yellow-tinged victory over Jewell
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 10/11/10
• Mona Belle Parker
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/11/2010
• Handbags benefit shelter, draw out community
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/11/2010
• Marshall man hurt in off-road vehicle crash Sunday
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 10/11/10
• Scoreboard for Monday, Oct. 11
• Four Owls medal at Clinton meet
• Erwin J. Hartwig
• Lady Chiefs close out I-70 campaign with win
• Best of the Midwest draws skateboarders to Marshall
• Hot water heater may have caused fire
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 10/11/2010
• More laughs in store for Lyceum patrons: 'The Queen of Bingo' shows Oct. 16-17
• Rural Slater home destroyed by fire
• Kathryn A. (Kay) Tevis
• County, federal official to hold flood insurance meeting Tuesday in Marshall
• 7 hurt in crash Sunday on Highway 240
• Archeologists' findings could unravel Marshall history
• Doris M. Closson
• MPD officer hurt pursuing fleeing suspect -- one man in custody
• Blackburn man hurt in 1-vehicle crash
• At 96, Verna flies
• Fine day for a craft festival
• Football Scoreboard for Week 7
• Dorothy Darling
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Oct. 8
• Facing fears: alligators visit residential home
• Fire engulfs rural home
• Felony charge for driving while revoked
• Donnell says MPD is there to help
• Valley-Jewell series coming to end
• Owls head to Kirksville for NCMC finale
• Lady Owls get past Santa Fe
• Valley holding second soccer clinic
• Valley netters medal at premier fall tourney
• Felony assault charges filed against Miami man for alleged drunken driving accident in June
• Opry talent returns to Marshall, raises funds for FFA
• Chiefs close out pre-district at Orrick
• Stitch By Stitch guild to host eighth annual quilt show this weekend in Arrow Rock
• Glasgow knocked Lady 'Cats out of district
• Lady 'Hounds fall to Wellington
• Mary Margaret Laing
• Company offers 'thank you' luncheon for customers
• Newscope: Voter registration deadline today
• Rollover accident on U.S. 65 sends woman to hospital
• Lady Owls extend playoff streak
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Park expands, beefs up attendance
• St. Paul wins battle of I-70 unbeatens
• Lady Owls advance in team district
• James J. (Jim) Buie
• Local author to hold book signing Friday
• Carol Ann Phillips
• Leo Carl Walsh
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/05/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/05/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/05/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 10/05/2010
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Oct. 5
• ER overflow drill serves as valuable learning experience for emergency workers
• MVC graduate shares entertainment experience
• Valley cowboys pile up big points
• Carol Phillips
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 10/04/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/04/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 10/04/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 10/04/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 10/04/2010
• Bernard Joseph Henke
• Kirksville beats Lady Owls for NCMC title
• Scoreboard for Monday, Oct. 4
• Slater festivities continue with beer garden, holiday plans
• Nichols picks up three more wins
• Wells shatters personal record at Moberly
• Lady 'Hounds sweep Wentworth
• School district tackling unexpected delays
• Largest running steam engine stops in Marshall
• Vikings dispose of GU, 33-12
• Chiefs blank Windsor, now 5-1
• Lady Owls claim NCMC championship
• Moberly rolls over punchless Owls
• Santa Fe sixth at Warrensburg tourney
• Combine, truck collision blocks Route K
• Edith M. Mitts
• Bernard Joseph Henke
• Ribbon cutting ceremony marks MoDOT's completion of bridge
• MVC Theatre presents the Spitfire Grill Oct. 7-10 | Several Marshall actors have roles
• Marshall dog rescue to be aired on Animal Planet
• Union Pacific Choo-choo's coming to Marshall
• Class of 1950 holds reunion Saturday
• Renowned archaeologist to visit battlefield in Marshall
• Zoning issue remains unresolved
• Jazz fest idea leads to creation of new arts organization
• Humane Society of Missouri rescues 71 dogs from Marshall resident
• Catherine Marie Robb
• Senior Center brings local artists to downtown Marshall with 'Art Under the Stars' fundrai
• Ike opens Democrat HQ in Marshall
• Football Scoreboard for Friday-Saturday, Oct. 1-2
• Courthouse in Pink
• Fabric art fills YMCA for 23rd annual quilt show
• Newscope: Courthouse to illuminate Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Flashy cars serve serious cause as Fireball Rally stops in Marshall Thursday
• No. 11 Vikings take to road at Graceland
• Owls look to go 3-0 in pink
• Owls win big match to take NCMC soccer lead
• Lady Vikings win one, draw one
• Lorene Bangert Emmerson
• I-70 crash has traffic backed up
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Sept. 30
• Newscope: Oboe recital at MVC Saturday
• Two Lady Owls advance to sectional
• 'Cats tangle with defending L&C champion
• MVC president names director of security
• Harold H. Albers
• City prepares for Fireball Run
• School recognized with Distinction and Performance Resolution
• Marshall is music: Marshall trumpeter makes dream of Marching Mizzou a reality
• Owls win seventh straight match
• Valley men win Viking Stampede
• Breast cancer awareness activities honor loved ones, raise funds for Cancer Center
• October proclaimed AbilityOne Month
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/28/2010
• Kingsville - Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/28/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/28/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/28/2010
• Special meeting leads to resignation
• Highway 20 blocked west of Marshall
• Marshall school board gets report on extensive, expensive BMS roof project
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Sept. 28
• Marshall City council approves budget
• Marshall is music: MVC, community musicians collaborate to form new wind ensemble
• Marshall to host Fireball Run lunch Thursday
• Dr. Glen Wood Easter
• Earl L. Washington
• Scoreboard for Monday, Sept. 27
• Owls improve to 4-0 in NCMC
• Lady 'Cats even record with softball win
• Question over who pays to recycle in Marshall
• Motor sport legend expected in Marshall Thursday as city hosts Fireball Run lunch
• Pink Week provides chance to promote awareness, honor cancer victims
• James F. Duvall
• Raymond Richards
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 09/27/10
• Sedalia - Central MO Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/27/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/27/2010
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 09/27/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 09/27/10
• 2 hurt in 1-vehicle rollover crash on Highway 41
• Medical Reserve Corps seeks volunteerism
• David Ray Crawford
• Earl L. Washington
• Tommie E. Templeton
• Missouri River bridge at Miami slated to open Oct. 4
• Corn Husking Parade draws crowds
• Valley student charged with sexual misconduct
• Vandal held at gunpoint for police
• Diesel thief drops a $20
• Sedalia woman charged with passing bad check in 2008
• Marshall woman charged with passing bad check
• Jeff City man charged with passing bad check
• Malta Bend man charged with passing bad check
• Marshall man charged with passing bad check
• Vikings power past No. 16 Benedictine
• Wells defends Marshall Invitational title
• Lady Chiefs second at S-C tourney
• Hannibal demolishes Owls, 47-0
• Chiefs improve to 4-1 with I-70 win
• Corn huskers welcome new competitors, miss familiar teamster
• Marshall man hurt in 1-vehicle crash Friday night
• Football Scoreboard for Friday, Sept. 24
• ChasityLynn Rose Ray
• Heartland contributes to library's cause
• Corn Husking Education Day offers new demonstrations
• The American Frontier: BMS students attend presentation at state park
• Signs point to poor future tourism
• Marshall thanks employees for long tenure
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Sept. 23
• Little Miss Slater and Little Mister Slater announced
• Saline Countians celebrate restoration of landmark Courthouse
• Malta Bend meets with DESE representative
• Vikings meet another tough foe in BC
• No. 10 Hannibal awaiting Owls
• Lady Owls get back on winning track
• Lady Chiefs 4-0 in I-70
• Viking golfers open with tourney title
• Inmate health care complaints unfounded
• Deputies, MVC investigate sexual abuse complaint
• Sweet Springs official charged with child molestation
• New roof expected to protect courthouse for two generations
• Chiefs try to rebound from first loss
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/21/2010
• Mary Ann Cramer
• ChasityLynn Ray
• Mary Margaret Laing
• Newscope: Newspaper staff email addresses change
• Newscope: Qualifications to bid sought
• Contractor, worker recall courthouse project four decades ago
• Marshall Police sweep Marshall High School parking in random drug search
• Lady Owls edge Slater for first win
• Lady Owl spikers drop close match
• Wells wins second straight race
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/21/2010
• Kingsville - Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/21/2010
• A day in the life of emergency dispatchers
• Vesta Irene Williams
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/21/2010
• Slater school board approves budget
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Sept. 21
• Ruth E. (Aunt Ruth) Ficken
• Fall events get under way this week
• Salisbury holds off Lady 'Cats, 5-3
• Lady Chiefs pound Sweet Springs
• McDanel third in Marshall Invitational
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 09/20/2010
• Sedalia - Central MO Sales Co: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/20/2010
• Kingdom City- Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/20/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Slaughter Cattle Auction Report for 09/20/2010
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 09/20/2010
• Marshall Council hears about I&I concerns
• Local law enforcement saves resident from scammer
• Scoreboard for Monday, Sept. 20
• MVC marks completion of new rodeo residence hall
• Storm sewer contracted in Slater
• Mary Ann Cramer
• Owls rally to beat Fulton
• Owl kickers romp on road
• Arrest warrant for Marshall man in non-support case
• Warrant issued for Independence man
• Warrant issued in felony non-support case
• Driving to jail nets additional charges for inmate
• Marshall seeks solution in zoning issue
• Helen Marie Stuenkel
• Ruth Ficken
• Margueritte Alberta Finley
• Marshall man celebrates 98th birthday
• No. 2 Lindenwood sinks Vikings
• Students start construction of new home in Marshall
• No. 7 Wellington pulls away from Chiefs
• 2 Marshall residents hurt in 1-car crash Saturday
• Football Scoreboard for Week 4
• Valley heads to No. 2 Lindenwood
• Owls hit road against struggling Fulton
• Lady Owl spikers sweep on road
• Nichols, Musick qualify for state
• Santa Fe Trail Days honors 9/11
• William J. (Bill) Wightman
• Vikings pour it on Tabor, go to 4-0
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Sept. 16
• Marshall zoning hearing postponed
• E911 Commission Board told cell phone Phase II nearly complete
• National Direct Support Professional Week proclaimed
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Sept. 15
• County Commission joins quarry field trip
• Health officials prepare for new flu season
• Sweet Springs students have full fall schedule
• Mayor signs DAR Constitution Week Proclamation
• Spanish exchange student returns for 40th reunion, visits 'American mom'
• Malta Bend School District under scrutiny for poor academic review
• Chiefs take on No. 7 Wellington
• Hilda Haesemeier
• 4th-graders visit APAC quarry
• Eastwood homeowners opt to remain on private sewer
• Battle of Marshall archeology project hits new snag
• Fitzgibbon adds orthopedic surgeon
• Lady Chiefs knock off Crest Ridge
• Vlleyball: Sweet Springs 2, Calhoun 0
• Boonville - Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/14/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/14/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/14/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/14/2010
• Charles Kenneth "Ken" Witthar
• Owl booters bomb Boonville, 10-0
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Sept. 14
• Wichita teen hurt in 1-vehicle crash in Saline County
• MMU agrees to buy MSDC 'spec building'
• Scoreboard for Monday, Sept. 13
• Lightning scrambles electronics at Marshall Police Department
• Hartzler speaks Monday in Marshall
• Library makes headway on three-year plan
• Lady Owls win two NCMC matches
• Lady Chiefs 1-1 at triangular
• 'Cats finally shed Wentworth
• Virginia Ellen Wilson Stark
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 09/13/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/13/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/13/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 09/13/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 09/13/2010
• Kids get up close and personal with bats
• Lack of warning signs prompts mother to address Sweet Springs
• End rows Sept. 14, 2010
• Corn harvest underway in Saline County
• Weekend floods strand four motorists, including two deputies
• No. 7 Boonville douses Owls' Homecoming
• Vikings thump Culver, 70-0
• Chiefs off to 3-0 start
• Wells places first at Oak Grove
• Fred Raymond Riley
• Lydia M. Vogl
• Weekend floods strand four motorists, including two deputies
• Prisoner attempts suicide while in police custody Saturday
• Bertha Belle Wilson
• Esther Carls Dodgen
• Saline County Veteran Stories
• Floyd W. Bullington Jr.
• High School Football Scoreboard ... Week 3
• Homecoming parade enjoys fine weather before storms hit
• Like father like daughter
• MVCAA film fest funding at risk
• Bats to be featured at Marshall Aquatic Center
• Judson H. Audsley Jr.
• Three rifles reported stolen
• No. 7 Boonville tough Homecoming foe for Owls
• Culver first guest on Vikings' new field
• Lady Owls claim NCMC road win
• Sacred Heart leashes Lady 'Hounds
• Lady Vikings win HAAC opener
• Edward P. Harris
• George W. Morton
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Sept. 9
• Marshall revenue impacted by sales tax decline
• Softball: Carrollton 6, Marshall 4
• Earl Preston Shannon
• Tabatha Kristine (Cramer) Klekotko
• George W. Morton
• J.H. Audsley Jr.
• Jack Porter Dryer
• Two Marshall detectives to join Major Case Squad investigation
• County sales tax figures nose dive
• Chiefs launch I-70 Conference campaign
• Dogs, owners enjoy the plunge
• Assessment changes for Malta Bend School District
• Slater FFA members do well at MO state fair
• Sugar Creek woman hurt in Saline County crash Wednesday
• Scoreboard for Wednesday, Sept. 8
• Two recent dog attacks reported to Marshall police
• Ground breaks in Slater
• Lady Chiefs win first I-70 match
• Earl Preston Shannon
• Edward P. Harris
• Bennie Gilbert Korte
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/07/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/07/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/07/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 09/07/2010
• Speak Out [politics]
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Lady Owls' third at St. Mary's Invitational
• Thelma B. Hayes
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 09/06/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/06/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 09/06/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 09/06/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 09/06/2010
• 'House rescuer' restores old Marshall homes
• Vikings hold on to beat Baker
• Marshall council told budget is tight, sanitation rates to rise, but additional revenue on the horiz
• Lyceum review: 'Pump Boys and Dinettes' tops day of music in Arrow Rock
• Residents bring concerns to Slater
• Owls fight back for NCMC win
• Owls 1-1 at Moberly meet
• Chiefs' defense shuts out Slater
• Accident hospitalizes two Nebraska residents
• Dutch oven cooking makes a tasty day at Arrow Rock
• Scenes from Arrow Rock Folk Jam/Ice Cream Freeze-Off
• Football Scoreboard for Friday, Sept. 3
• Lady Owls beat district net foe
• Vikings off to hot start on pitch
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Sept. 2
• Fern Baker
• Newscope: Deadline 11 a.m. today to sign up for Santa Fe Trail Days Luncheon
• Minor fender-bender causes controversy
• Former Marshall attorney disbarred by state court
• Slater schools benefit from gifts
• County officials offer advice, tips for emergency planning
• Vikings open at No. 24 Baker
• Owls, Mexico seek bounce-back
• Disc golf gains popularity at Marshall park course
• Newscope: Marshall trash pickup on holiday schedule next week
• Graham indicted on three felony counts in shooting; trial set for January
• Darrel G. Morris
• Golf tourney raises money for Relay for Life
• Chiefs, 'Cats looking for second win
• Progress made on Eastwood bridge
• Owls debut with 5-1 win over Smithton
• Lady Chiefs sweep to begin season
• No obituaries today
• Kicking jail door nets felony charge for Marshall man
• Missouri Valley College fall enrollment sets all-time record | Fall Convocation set for 10 a.m. on S
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/31/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/31/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 08/31/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 07/31/2010
• Speak Out
• Ray pleads guilty to statutory sodomy, molestation charges
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Aug. 31
• Park preps for month of activities
• County officials say new fire district unlikely to receive revenue this year
• Dog killed after two hour stand-off with police
• Water, sewer rate increase likely
• Marshall man charged as 'persistent' offender in DWI arrest
• Charges dropped in school vandalism incident
• Curtis Lee Brown
• Scoreboard for Monday, Aug. 30
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 08/30/10
• Sedalia - Central MO Sales Co: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/30/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/30/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 08/30/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 08/30/2010
• Painter helps keep Peoria culture alive
• Marshall Soccer League taking sign-ups
• MHS Marching Band brings new show to half-time
• Lady 'Hounds open net season with road win
• Warsaw subdues Lady Owls, 18-0
• Pool a little lonely for Owls
• Lady Owls hosting tennis clinic
• Lady Owls drop two at NEMO tourney
• Scoreboard for Friday-Saturday, Aug. 27-28
• Slater R/C Fly In attracts 100s of fans
• Jack Gene Jackson and Joy Berneice (Butner) Jackson
• Curtis Lee Brown
• Tommy W. Nethercutt
• Chillicothe grinds down Owls, 15-7
• End rows Aug. 31, 2010
• Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre preview: Next up: 'Pump Boys and Dinettes' begins Saturday
• 'Cats' Holt runs wild at Lincoln
• Driver hurt in rollover accident
• Adrian woman hurt in 1-vehicle crash at the junction
• Scoreboard for Friday, Aug. 27
• New Franklin 12, Slater 2
• Lady Owls win season opener
• Scoreboard for Thursday, Aug. 26
• Wallace receives Sunshine Peace award
• End rows Aug. 24, 2010
• Chillicothe first test for new-look Owls
• Georgetta Calvert Rippley
• Fulton leaves Lady Owls behind
• Arrow Rock Folk Jam to provide opportunity for acoustic musicians Sept. 4
• With kids back in school, it's time for adults to learn new things, too
• Relay for Life team sets record in Saline County
• Thomas E. (Tom) Usnick
• MVC to hold ribbon cutting event Sept. 20 for new residence hall
• William H. (Peck) Florence
• Marshall Police arrest Texas woman on drug charges
• Unemployment rate climbs, experts say not to worry
• 'Cats head into unknown territory
• Marshall teen hurt in 1-vehicle crash
• Lady Owls edged at Warrensburg
• Lady 'Cats win season opener
• Thomas E. (Tom)Usnick
• Self-defense course comes to Marshall
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/24/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/24/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 08/24/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 07/24/2010
• 911 center dispatchers have to remain calm in various storms
• Marshall standardized test scores stable but still below state targets
• Scoreboard for Tuesday, Aug. 24
• Blood donors needed: MRC to sponsor blood drive Friday, Aug. 27
• Celebrating more than 30 years on the road
• River race features 'dragon boat'
• Missouri River race gets under way after delay
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 08/23/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/23/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/23/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 08/23/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 08/23/2010
• Childhood center no longer out of reach
• Scoreboard for Monday, Aug. 23
• Allyn Woodleigh Johnson Burns
• Defending NCMC champs look for more
• Lady Owls drop softball opener
• Officials: E911 dispatch center staffing fine despite claims by anonymous critics
• County Commissioners meet in soggy conditions after storm floods office
• Alan Tucker Christy
• Gary Ray Rucker
• Routine traffic stop brings drug charges
• Van Meter State Park to host hide painting art project
• Newscope: Marshall school board to meet Tuesday
• Lyceum review: Suspenseful Christie classic laced with relief humor
• Marshall man accused of porn possession
• Malta Bend man faces multiple charges
• State Department of Mental Health reiterates - no changes for Marshall Hab Center
• Owls give glimpse of what could be
• Gregory signs with UFL's Omaha franchise
• Recalled Egg List
• Retailers say recalled eggs not sold in Saline County
• Quilters to show Marshall's best
• History relocates in Saline County
• YMCA prepares for a fall full of programs, activities
• Lady Owls looking to add depth
• 2 Marshall children hurt in 1-vehicle crash Thursday
• Cinema patrons mark end of an era
• US Senate candidate makes appearance in Marshall
• Lady Owls bring back solid core
• Commission hears grant requests to promote tourism
• Musically making noise
• Ruth Barron Kent
• St. Peter Catholic School prepping for back-to-school
• Who is responsible for Eastwood sewer line?
• Fed decision has no impact on Marshall Hab Center
• Lady Owls look to take step forward
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/17/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/17/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 08/17/2010
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 07/16/2010
• Mildred Pautz
• Slater informs public of tax levy
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/16/2010
• Kingdom City-Callaway Livestock Center: Slaughter Cattle Auction for 08/16/2010
• St. Peter celebrates back to school night
• Marshall Council sets date for zoning fight
• Boonville man arrested in Marshall for cocaine possession
• Newscope: Democrat Club to host visit by Robin Carnahan
• Classic Agatha Christie thriller 'And Then There Were None' opens Saturday at the Lyceum T
• Patrons honor Vermillion's long service to Marshall Cinema
• Lady Owls bring back core from state
• Robert H. Neel
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 08/16/10
• Public works separates in Sweet Springs
• Felony child molestation charge filed against Marshall man
• Police suspect teenage brigands of vehicle break-ins
• Santa Fe School Board reclaims property tax rollback
• Federal funds stimulate service action agency
• Marshall Community Chorus starts work on upcoming season
• Lady Owls put hopes in young players
• NWS: Heat wave ended Saturday evening
• Page shows champ Southdown in 4-H lamb competition at Mo. State Fair
• Loges earns reserve grand champ barrow at Mo. State Fair
• Marshall Municipal Band plays 2010 finale concert
• Mo. State Fair: Blayne Vogel takes first in pie contest
• Barbara J. Harper
• Marshall runners win SMSG medals
• Fire ravages Slater home
• Chaplains offer services to police, emergency personnel
• Heartfelt contribution starts Charity's Garden
• Gregory, Jets unable to agree
• Gregory headed to Big Apple
• No obituaries for Aug. 12, 2010
• How do you prefer police calls be organized?
• Slater fire sends woman to hospital
• Nichols earns six Zone medals
• Special days set for youth dove hunters
• Indianapolis teen charged with felony drug possession
• Out-of-towner charged with DWI
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/10/2010
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/10/2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 08/10/2010
• Newscope: MHS class of 1990 seeks classmates for upcoming reunion
• Marshall Municipal Band preview: Band to end 89th season with a flurry of concerts
• Recliner raffled for library
• Gregory headed to Big Apple
• County Health Department audit shows financial turnaround
• Marshall man killed in truck-train crash | Signals were working, trooper reports, but members of pub
• John M. Norris
• Dorothy L. Wiley
• No obituaries for Aug. 10, 2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 08/09/10
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/09/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/09/2010
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 08/09/10
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 08/09/2010
• Gregory cut by NFL's Panthers
• Beat the Heat: Temps spike this week
• County sales tax revenues take slight dip in August | Lighthouse Shelter grant increases
• Circuit Court incorporates West Central Fire
• Marshall P&Z Commission recommends one rezoning request be granted, one be denied
• Malta Bend man faces drug possession charge
• Reverend gives "meaning" to Marshall Public Library
• Man killed in train-truck collision
• Valley picked third in HAAC
• Marshall school board approves personnel matters Thursday
• Sarah Nicole Schelp
• New education complex ready for students
• McReynolds honored for 50 years of service
• End rows Aug. 10, 2010
• Sweet Springs aldermen approve settlement agreement, equipment repair requests
• Lyceum review: 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' provides scathing wit, slapstick humor and per
• Marshall couple pursues MMA dream
• Does the government owe you money? Reporter retrieves forgotten assets from state
• McReynolds honored for 50 years of service
• Hometown jazz great to perform Saturday in KC
• Bike rodeo offers fun, riding safety tips
• Rea tourney raises funds for Fitzgibbon
• Two hole-in-ones at IFGC
• Charges against Marshall resident dropped
• Region chosen to participate in economic development program
• John J. Meyer
• Leatha Grimes
• Newscope: Royals' mascot to make appearance Thursday at park
• Dead? Your vote won't count in Missouri
• Woodrow "Woody" Nowak
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Cattle Auction Report for 08/02/10
• Newscope: Y open to all during heat advisory
• AP: Mo. ballot measures tests federal health care law
• Mae Leimkuehler
• Sedalia- Central Missouri Sales Company: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/02/2010
• Profiles of primary candidates for county offices
• New USS Missouri to sail with a bit of Saline County aboard
• Roger Rose
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/02/2010
• Speak Out [politics]
• Date set for Mohler trial in Saline County Circuit Court
• Susan Barr Summers Wissel
• Lois Jameson Grogan
• Speak Out
• Storm knocks down trees in Gilliam
• Marshall Municipal Band preview: Band says 'thank you' to community with annual ice cream
• Roy W. "Bill" Eddy Sr.
• AP: Mo. Senate candidates divided on health referendum
• City official questions MMU recycling policy
• Carl W. Buck
• Over 30 exhibit at Slater livestock show
• Local family seeks to save Marshall Cinema from closure
• Marshall couple loses rural house to fire Saturday
• More county cost share money available -- deadline Aug. 10
• Marshall Parks and Recreation gears up for events
• Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company: Cattle Auction Report for 08/02/2010
• Crops growing well despite soggy start
• Heart of America wins Division I class
• Kingdom City - Callaway Livestock Center : Slaughter Cattle Auction for 08/02/10
• End rows
• Slater School Board continues to face budget shortfalls
• Fall prep season approaches
• AP: Mo. voters reject key provision of health care law
• Marshall's South Africa connection provides perspective on World Cup
• MPD seeks non-lethal animal control tools
• Boonville- Farmers Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/03/2010
• City of Slater discusses tree service, festivals
• Wesley Dale Warden
• Saline County officials help bring attention to Honor Flight project
• Kingsville- Kingsville Livestock Auction: Feeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for 08/03/2010
• IRS seeks 32 organizations in Saline County at risk of losing nonprofit status
• Thomas Perry Semmens
• No obituaries for July 30, 2010
• Kingsville Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 08/03/2010
• Youth Corps program benefits parks, young workers
• Vernida Kaneer
• Toppled truck briefly blocks traffic on US 65 <font color=red>(UPDATED: 8:07 a.m. July 31)<
• Boonville-Farmers Livestock Auction: Cattle Auction Report for 07/03/2010
• Lamberson plays in Optimists International meet
• Gregory adjusting to life in NFL
• Newscope: Annual Pennytown reunion set for Sunday, Aug. 1
• Election results: Incumbents fare well locally | Prop C wins big, local candidates for US̴
• Vikings help clean Marshall park
• Slater lifters get 11 SMSG gold medals
• Cause of Marshall man's suicide still unknown

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