Marshall News

From left to right Matt Van Vactor, Vallory Combs, Karen Swisher, Barb Mayfield, Mayor Connie Latimer, Ann Sims and Lori Blalock stand in the lobby of the City Office Building Friday morning, Nov.

Marshall Assistant Chief of Police David Roscher reported Friday afternoon, Nov.

Four people have been charged with felony drug possession after a bust Friday by the Lake Area Narcotics Enforcement Group, city police and the Laclede County Sheriff's Office.

Bond has been set at $25,000, cash only, for Rashaad K. McDonnough, 22, of Marshall, who was charged Monday, Nov.

Shirley M. Herron, 54, of Marshall, faces several criminal charges as a result of incidents at local retail stores in October and November.

Bobby Dale McComas, 27, of Marshall, was arrested Friday, Nov. 13, and charged with one count of class C felony burglary in the second degree, two counts of class C felony stealing and one count of class D felony possession of burglar tools.

The Marshall City Council approved two new ordinances at its meeting Monday, Nov.

Stanley R. Haskins, 39, of Marshall, pleaded guilty to one count of class D felony driving on a revoked or suspended license and two counts of class A misdemeanor fraudulent use of a credit/debit device in Circuit Court Monday, Nov.

Five juveniles were contacted by Marshall police Wednesday, Oct. 21, after a Marshall resident called police to report several juveniles tampering with his vehicle, according to a press release.

Marshall fourth graders sing during Veterans Day services on the south side of the Saline County Courthouse Wednesday, Nov.

The abundant sunshine outside was nowhere evident inside a conference room at Gene Darnell Justice Center in Lexington Wednesday afternoon, Nov.

Dean A. Meyer, 27, of Marshall, pleaded guilty in Circuit Court Monday, Nov. 9, to class C felony stealing in connection with thefts of more than $1,200 in merchandise from Walmart in September.

Ashley O.J. Kiso, 25, of Marshall, was taken into custody by Saline County Sheriff's deputies following her appearance in Circuit Court Monday, Nov.

Presiding Judge Dennis A. Rolf is scheduled to receive, on behalf of the 15th Judicial Circuit, the Daniel O'Toole Award and the Permanency Award to be presented by Supreme Court judges Zel Fischer and Mary Russell during a special ceremony at noon Tuesday, Nov.

About 20 people continued crafting Marshall school district's mission statement and objectives Thursday, Nov.

From left to right, Goldie Wolfard, Betty Atkisson, Lena Wilhite, Ursula Sausaman, Phyllis Duvall and Jim Riley stand with the cereal collected by Marshall Senior Center, which will be donated to the 2009 Saline County Holiday Project.

Belinda L. Bargfrede, 35, and William F. Bargfrede, 40, both of Marshall, pleaded guilty in Associate Court Wednesday, Nov.

Now that the Marshall parks have new playgrounds, director Jeff Stubblefield has moved on to planning even more improvements, he said at the park board meeting Wednesday evening, Nov.

From left:Lehman Jennings and Herb Scherer work at leveling fresh concrete that was poured early Wednesday, Nov.

Arrest warrants were issued Monday, Nov. 2, for Melissa A. Trotter, 30, and Heath W. Trotter, 28, both of Warrensburg, in connection with the theft of a Sony Blu-Ray theater system from Marshall's Walmart in mid-October. The Trotters were arrested in Warrensburg after a search warrant was served at their residence.