Shades of pink surrounded the downtown Harrison County Courthouse square Saturday as locals rallied together for the first annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk-a-Thon, hosted by local survivor Tenya Parker. The walk-a-thon was held in celebration of survivors and in memory of those who have died.
- PHOTOS: Marshall firefighters visit Price T. Young Elementary
- PHOTOS: Marshall High School band competes at UIL region marching contest
- Elysian Fields ISD recognizes alumni of the year
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- TSTC partners with Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners for testing
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Jacob Hudson and Morgan Plebon were out walking the Plebon’s family pitbull, nicknamed Baby, a month ago when an unknown driver struck the pai…
An Austin-based political action committee has sent out “RINO alerts” calling for Republican members to hold local party chair Lee Lester acco…
Recently retired DPS highway patrol sergeant Gregg Greer has announced his intent to run for Pct. 3 Justice of the Peace in the 2022 Primary.
The UT Tyler-Longview Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has hired Marshall native Suzanne Moseley as its newest small business advisor to help local entrepreneurs start new businesses and small businesses grow and thrive. Moseley’s primary office will be in Marshall, where she will serve businesses in Marion, Harrison and Panola Counties. She will also spend time in the SBDC Longview office serving Rusk, Gregg and Upshur County entrepreneurs and small businesses.
The Marshall community welcomes back Dr. Michelle Ray, who is returning to her hometown to start in her new position at the Christus Trinity C…
The Friends of the Marshall Public Library kicked off the first day of their last book sale of the year Friday, the sales of which benefit the…
When Brenda Ford first got a letter of invitation to join the local Marshall Music Club, a branch of the National Federation of Music Clubs, i…
