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April 23, 2026
Marshall
What is MOPS? MOPS stands for Mothers of Preschoolers, a program designed for mothers with children infancy through kindergarten. MOPS provide a faith-based and non-judgmental environment where mothers can come together with other mothers who are in similar situations to provide a multifaceted support system. Approximately 3,000 MOPS groups gather throughout the United States, Canada,…
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Marshall
Playing their first home game in nearly a month, the Wiley College women’s basketball team used defensive pressure to pull away in a 98-41 rout over the University of the Southwest Friday in a Red River Athletic Conference game. The Lady Wildcats (11-3, 4-2 in RRAC), who are receiving votes in the NAIA Top 25…
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Marshall
The No. 8 Wiley College men’s basketball team has won games in all kinds of ways and Friday night was no different. After losing the lead late in the second half, the Wildcats took control in overtime to defeat the University of the Southwest 85-76 in a Red River Athletic Conference game. “We fought hard,”…
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Shooting Suspect Surrenders One of Marshall’s “Most Wanted” has turned himself into the Harrison County Jail. Vuntarius Lamar Brown, 20, who had a warrant for deadly conduct, was involved in a shooting incident that occurred on the Southwest side of Marshall, surrendered to authorities on Friday, January 13. Chief Jesus “Eddie” Campa stated, “I would…
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The Marshall Police Department is asking for the public’s help with locating and apprehending another “Most Wanted” fugitive. Vuntarius Lamar Brown, 20, is described as a black male who stands about 6’2” tall, weighs approximately 150 pounds and has dreadlocks. Brown is wanted for his alleged involvement in a shooting that occurred on the Southwest…
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Doc Halliday Columns
Would you like to live forever; disease free? I never thought that I was mortal until I was seventeen years old. Some humans have dreamed of this possibility, and I was one of them. Reality has slapped me in the face. One of the most notable wishes to “live forever” was made by the Pharaohs of…
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Marshall
The Marshall Police Department has implemented a predictive policing system. Through the use of CompStat (Computerized Statistics), MPD now has the opportunity to identify which areas in the city are falling victim to various crimes. Officers are able to take that information and saturate the targeted areas to help prevent crime, solve past crimes and…
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Chief Jesus “Eddie” Campa and the Marshall Police Department are seeking the community’s assistance in helping us locate three of our agency’s most wanted fugitives. MPD is seeking any information related to the location of these individuals. {Update} John Smith has been captured – still actively seeking Miller and Anderson Our first fugitive is…
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The Wiley College men’s basketball team’s surge in the polls continue as it climbed three spots for its highest ranking in the last decade at No. 8. After not receiving votes in the preseason poll, the Wildcats shot up to No. 11 in the December 6 poll after defeating then-No. 20 Texas Wesleyan and then-No….
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MARSHALL, Texas – The Marshall High School Debate team competed this past weekend at the Pine Tree Invitational, with several students placing high in events such as Lincoln-Douglas Debate, CX Debate, Informative Speaking, Persuasive Speaking and Poetry. “I am incredibly proud of the work this team has put into these events,” said Kenneth Adcock, MHS…
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