Editor’s note: Our Feb. 26 editorial is based on our stories printed in the Dec. 11, 2019 edition and the Feb. 7, 2020 edition and reflects a different narrative and comments made by the commissioners at that time. The piece appeared on the opinion page as an editorial and written by the Edi…
Commission does not have the right to fill vacancy
Say no to term changes
Commission does not have the right to fill vacancy
Say no to term changes
Proud of Marshall Elks Lodge for throwing baby shower
Quo Vadis, Marshall?
Parking a concern for downtown
City must do better job of getting public input
Loss of historian felt by community
To the Editor
Alone at Christmas
Happy for local actor Brad Maule returning to TV’s “General Hospital
Be grateful this Thanksgiving
On a leash
Sad to see Hallsville event canceled
Retailers ban on guns hurts the businesses
Where is City Commissioner Beil?
County support of animal shelter is lacking
Thanking the Community
Once again reading a letter to the editor encourages me to respond. I like the fact that Al Gore gave up on global warming and now touts global climate change. I also remember the acid rain scare. And for my vegan friends, I quote Romans 14:2.
A perspective on climate change
Visitor concerned about animal shelter
No-kill animal shelter should be a city priority
I just want to thank you sincerely for the nice write-up about our community theatre, the Opera House Theatre Players of Jefferson, in The Good Life magazine.
Marshall is a city with great potential
City election is cause for celebration for animal-lovers
Letter to the editor: Drug take-back event was a big success
Letters to the Editor Congratulations to ETBU Good Samaritans
Thanks to election administrator, committee
Editor's Note: The estimated individual travel cost for a migrant caravan's journey to the U.S. border is $1,000 each, not $100,000 each, as originally stated in the letter.
Take action on homelessness
Sheriff should resign
In response to Leo Morris
A new shelter shouldn’t be the city’s priority
New shelter is our chance to make a difference
I’ve always thought of public libraries as the supreme example of government at its most benign. They’re egalitarian, require no fee for service, and exist solely to serve the needs of the general public. That was true over 50 years ago when I first started using my local library, and it is …
Letter’s argument applies to humans too
Mr. Boersma, I’d like to add some context to your remark that Democrats “bled and died to preserve slavery.” While technically accurate, the faction of Democrats in the states that formed the Confederacy were almost entirely a different group of the overall national party. Hence the reason w…
I read with interest the editorial concerning Steve King by George Smith. In the eye of God no person, let alone a race, is superior to another, but we are different. My understanding is that Mr. King agrees. His contention is that our society is founded on white, Christian principles stemmi…
Volunteers kept Marshall Chamber going
I’ve lived in the Marshall area for 13 years. I’m a retired navy officer who has lived in many places, and I can tell you that the current animal shelter would be appalling even in a country less developed than the U.S. Most people seem to agree that it should be replaced, but with what?
Clear need for shelter
What is the hold up?
I am writing to thank Marshall residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with children in need this past holiday season.
Steve King has a friend in Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert
We always appreciate feedback from our community and feel it is important for us to take this opportunity to reiterate our continued commitment to Marshall, Harrison County and to those we have served for many years.
Health-care crisis?
Lenora Reed was ‘tireless source of inspiration’
Our readers write
Find a purpose
I am writing this in response to a recent column by George Smith, in the 9/16/18 edition.