COLLEGE STATION — In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated restrictions on public activity, many people are looking for ways to safely go about their daily lives indoors and online. Luckily, telemedicine supports this goal, and allows individuals to ensure their health and the he…
The Noon Optimist Club of Marshall met online Wed. Apr. 1, (imagine the ringing bell) with President Le Ila Dixon reminding them — “We’re missing a great opportunity by not meeting today! Have you already pulled an April Fool’s Day prank? Just think how many we could have pulled on each othe…
KILGORE — The latest star-studded blockbuster is not filling seats at the 4 Star Cinema in Kilgore. It’s been shuttered for two weeks because of orders to slow the new coronavirus pandemic.
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The Noon Optimist Club of Marshall met online Wed. Apr. 1, (imagine the ringing bell) with President Le Ila Dixon reminding them — “We’re missing a great opportunity by not meeting today! Have you already pulled an April Fool’s Day prank? Just think how many we could have pulled on each othe…
KILGORE — The latest star-studded blockbuster is not filling seats at the 4 Star Cinema in Kilgore. It’s been shuttered for two weeks because of orders to slow the new coronavirus pandemic.
The rapid and dynamic spread of COVID-19 necessitates that we all make changes to our lifestyles, including important measures such as social distancing, increased hygiene, and maintaining a sanitized environment.
The Noon Optimist Club of Marshall decided to share emails each week to keep connected. Several new members were already on schedule to share their stories at the club’s meetings. Since they cannot assemble in person they’re meeting online. In this, and the coming weeks, the club will hear P…
The following pets are available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, at 1901 Jefferson Ave. in Marshall.
Brothers of the local Nu Iota graduate chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity donated over 150 items of food to Meals on Wheels on Monday, this week.
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The East Texas Food Bank isn’t just helping feed people, they’re also helping families change the way they think about eating.
If he who amasses the most toys indeed wins, Bob Holloway is staking his spot atop the winner’s podium.
The Marshall Lions Club met Tuesday, March 10, at the Panola-Harrison meeting room, located at 410 East Houston and were entertained by singer and guitar picker, Alan Grantham.
Students in Lexi Commander’s Pre-Calculus and Calculus classes recently enjoyed a sweet treat. They celebrated Pi Day. Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th around the world. Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a ci…
The following pets are available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Ave. in Marshall. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet, call 903-938-7297.
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Elysian Fields Elementary Second Grade Students recently embraced history at the Second Grade Living History Museum held on March 13. All the second grade students selected a famous person or historical figure they wanted to portray. They wore costumes and shared historical facts about their…
If you’re looking for a new furry friend this spring, then a pet rabbit may be for you.
JEFFERSON — Jefferson Economic Development Corporation (JEDCO) worked hard to bring a record three new businesses to the city last year and in 2020, the organization is looking to formulate a comprehensive plan to improve several aspects of the city, beyond economic development, JEDCO Presid…
It was a night like any other, another day at the office for Marshall ISD athletic trainer Antse Woods, who was on duty for an eighth-grade-football game.
Six Marshall High School students who attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp spoke as special guests during Thursday’s noon meeting of the Rotary Club of Marshall.
The Marshall Lions Club met Tuesday, March 3, 2020, at the Panola-Harrison meeting room, 410 East Houston and heard from singer Anne Leslie Tejerina who grew up in Marshall.
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Ms. Nellie Patterson celebrated 104 years of living with family and her Antioch Missionary Baptist Church family in Karnack on Feb. 16. Ms. Patterson’s birthday was February 15th. Seated and standing behind her are the women and men of the church 75 and above. The News Messenger wishes Ms. P…
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Elysian Fields high school students attended an informational meeting with the Kilgore College Fire Academy Director, Mike Simmons and Assistant Director, Jerry Hall recently.
In late February, the Republican Women of Harrison County held their monthly meeting. It was catered by Catfish Express.
The Marshall Historic Landmark Preservation Board (HLPB) is seeking public nominations for outstanding examples of the preservation of historic buildings, sites, neighborhoods that exemplify sound preservation practices.
Paraprofessionals at Sam Houston Elementary are benefiting from the support of campus administration through a program called “ParaU,” a series of workshops designed to give aides the skills needed to become professional educators themselves.
JEFFERSON — Jefferson’s own Paige Huntington recently returned from Disney World — the magical place where dreams come true — as the new National Watermelon Queen, serving as the ambassador for the National Watermelon Association.
About 15 years ago, if you had told Janae Shirley that by 2020, she’d have a list of accolades on her resume as head softball coach at ETBU, she’d probably think you’re crazy, seeing as she was planning to go into a different field altogether.
HALLSVILLE — The $55 million Hallsville ISD bond project voters approved in November is moving right along. The project includes plans for the district’s newest elementary school campus that will be constructed on land the district owns on the Harrison County side of Longview, off of Page Ro…
Mav Tech is a dual enrollment partnership between Marshall ISD (MISD) and Texas State Technical College (TSTC). Initiated in 2017, this program allows eligible high school students to enroll in TSTC accredited college courses and receive credit at both the high school and college level. Stud…
The Marshall Rotary Club conducted a club assembly meeting Thursday during the club’s weekly meeting held at the Panola Harrison Electric Cooperative Building.
COLLEGE STATION — Activity trackers are wearable electronic accessories that many individuals use to track their health and help them meet their fitness goals. Though activity trackers are a useful tool for humans looking to improve their well-being, they may also be beneficial to pet owners…
The following pets are available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Ave. in Marshall. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet, call 903-938-7297.
Lynette Bagley of Longview will be the March 8 demo artist for the Marshall Art League meeting. She will be painting a watercolor abstract. Retired from administration with Longview ISD, she decided to pursue an old dream of painting. On her own, serious study began. Her abstract flowers, bi…
The Humane Society of Harrison County sponsored a poster contest for students in Harrison County schools 6th through 12th grade. The students poster promote a free spay/neuter program offered for low income residents of this county. The top three winners each received a check for their hard …
Sci-Port Discovery Center, located at 820 Clyde Fant Parkway in downtown Shreveport, is set to unveil the nation’s first-ever Gallery of Intrigue in early April. This newly remodeled gallery will feature “Adventures of Intrigue,” which is comprised of eight STEAM-based activities and “The Po…
The 51st annual Marshall Symphony League Ball is set for Saturday, March 7, at Marshall Convention Center, featuring the presentation of four Marshall Junior Symphony League members to society.
The Marshall Lions Club met Tuesday, Feb. 18 at the Panola-Harrison meeting room, 410 East Houston. A luncheon of grilled chicken and baked potatoes was served by Catfish Express Catering. President Robert Wood called the meeting to order and welcomed Lions with a reminder to turn off or sil…
Dr. Christopher Boylan of Christus Good Shepherd Marshall was guest speaker at Thursday’s noon meeting of the Marshall Rotary Club and delivered a detailed discussion concerning heart disease and prevention.
For many people, making efforts to reduce their environmental impact is important, but some pet owners may find that making this lifestyle change can be a complicated process because of the additional supplies needed to care for their animals.
The following pets are available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Ave. in Marshall. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet, call 903-938-7297.
The Noon Optimist Club of Marshall met Wednesday, Feb. 19, in Hutchins Hall of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall where they installed three new members and planned for an upcoming event, S.M.I.L.E Day.
Mayor Terri Brown decided to join the Marshall City Commission in 2017 for one main reason; she wanted a way to give back.
Marshall Police Department Lieutenant Sarah Hodges considers it an honor protecting the area where she grew up and serving as a female in a male oriented profession.
February is Pet Dental Health Month, an opportune time for pet owners to check on in the health of their furry friend’s mouth.
Ed and Amanda Smith were guest speakers at Thursday’s noon meeting of the Marshall Rotary Club to discuss and give a report on the new animal shelter.
The Noon Optimist Club of Marshall met Wednesday, Feb. 12, in Hutchins Hall of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall. President Le Ila Dixon convened with the ringing of the bell and Optimist Isabel Martinez led in prayer followed by the pledge of allegiance to the U.S. flag and the…
