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Balloons not the only holiday attraction
As balloons dot the sky over Battle Creek this weekend, engines will be roaring through Marshall in the 8th Annual Cruise to the Fountain Car Show.
Marshall deals with feral cats
MARSHALL, Mich. A National Geographic study discovered that there are 70 million feral and stray cats across the United States, and the vast majority of them live in groups in urban areas.
Marshall garden stroll benefits music programs
More than 200 music enthusiasts strolled the gardens at three Marshall homes to support The Music Center.
Firefighters and public safety officers will hold a Bucket Brigade fundraiser today to raise money for Calhoun County Fire Prevention Week.
Still searching after five years
The five-year search for a missing West Michigan woman picked back up Wednesday in a local swamp.
County to sue health companies
The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners on Thursday voted to hire two separate law firms to handle two separate suits against the county's health insurance and prescription plan providers.
Hearing delayed for suspect charged again with murder
A Detroit man charged again in a nine-year-old Battle Creek murder is back in Calhoun County to face that charge.
* Marshall Public Schools Board of Education special meeting, 7 p.m., Marshall High School Cafeteria.
'A new organ a new life' workshop
Stormie Washington and Donald Wilson of Albion will talk about their experiences as organ transplant recipients at 6:30 PM on Thursday, June 25, in the Naomi Lane Room of the Albion District Library, as part of an Albion NAACP-Albion District Library-Albion Volunteer Service Organization workshop on the importance of recruiting potential organ ...
Organizers estimate that 20,000 to 30,000 people attended Saturday's Longest Breakfast Table at the 2009 Cereal City Festival downtown.
Marshall council OKs replacement
The City Council in a 5-0 vote on Monday approved Mayor Bruce Smith's appointment of a new clerk-treasurer, Sandra Bird.
Marshall retirees leave legacies
One of these retired teachers has beaten the other in career longevity, but the jury is still out as to which Marshall man has touched the most lives.
Robbery suspect turns up in Saginaw
The second of two suspects in a home invasion and robbery near Tekonsha is now charged.
Police and Fire Report June 12, 2009 CARD THEFT: A warrant is being sought for a Marshall woman after Battle Creek police said she used a customer's credit card to charge items at a store at Lakeview Square Mall where the suspect works.
Van Niekerk Finds Charges In Allen County
A Fort Wayne man charged with murder in Michigan now faces a new charge here in Allen County.
Proposed expansion raises concerns in Marshall
MARSHALL, Mich. In Calhoun County, a hospital expansion could end up leveling three historic homes that have stood for more then a century.
Calhoun Centenarians invited to lunch in historic restaurants
May is nationally recognized as Older Americans Month and Governor Granholm has also designated June 24 as Older Michiganian's Day.
Marshall schools to approve budget tonight
The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in the middle school cafeteria to finalize and approve its 2009-10 budget.
Charges of possession of child pornography were dismissed this week against a Calhoun County Juvenile Court probation officer.
Marshall names its teacher of the year
This special education teacher makes education special. That's one reason Sue Flanders was named Marshall Teacher of the Year.
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