Covering Marshall, Texas and surrounding communities
April 27, 2026
Have you ever taken a car trip that seemed like it would never end? No matter where you go, construction and detours are waiting for you along the way. The promise of a pleasant and fast journey to our destination is soon replaced by the harsh reality of modern day travel. While the shortest route…
Read More about Detours!My wife and I really enjoy traveling. During our travels we see many cities and towns with tall water towers. These water towers normally have the city name or the name of their high school football team painted on them. This led us to think, “Where are Marshall’s water towers?” Did you know that Marshall…
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People often complain that there is nothing to do around here, then do exactly nothing My dad served in the Air Force for over 38 years. We moved around a little. Sometime we lived in small farming communities and at others in big cities. I also served for 25 years, and moved around even more…
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RICHARDSON, Texas – The Wiley College volleyball team will have to start a new winning streak on Saturday after a three-set loss against the University of Texas-Dallas (20-25, 17-25, 19-25) Friday in the first game of the UT-Dallas Tournament. A seven-point run in the first set proved to be insurmountable for the Lady Wildcats. Wiley…
Read More about Lady Wildcats’ win streak ends against UT-DallasRICHARDSON, Texas – The Wiley College volleyball team needed a few more balls to bounce their way in a three-set loss to East Texas Baptist University (23-25, 23-25, 23-25) in its final game of the University of Texas-Dallas Tournament Saturday. The Lady Wildcats (5-6) built early leads in each set but were unable to stop…
Read More about Lady Wildcats fall in heartbreaker to East Texas BaptistThe defending Red River Athletic Conference Tournament champion Wiley College men’s soccer team opens the 2016 season on the road. It visits St. Gregory’s University at 4 p.m. Friday in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and visits Oklahoma City University at 4 p.m. Saturday. The Wildcats have met St. Gregory’s University twice since the program restarted in 2011….
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The City of Marshall and Republic Waste Systems announces our Quarterly City-Wide Cleanup with free disposal for our City water/wastewater residential customers on Saturday, February 20th between the hours of 8:00 am until 12:00 Noon at the City Convenience Station, 2300 Five Notch Road, just east of Highway 59. Residents are encouraged to take advantage…
Read More about CITY OF MARSHALL AND REPUBLIC WASTE SYSTEMS ANNOUNCES OUR 3rd CITY-WIDE COMMUNITY FREE DUMP DAY OF 2016 FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th FROM 8:00 AM UNTIL 12:00 NOONMANSFIELD, Texas – The Wiley College men’s cross country team had three runners finish in the top 15 at the Patriot Invite hosted by Dallas Baptist University Saturday. In his debut meet, Laban Kandie finished third out of 84 runners with a time of 25:51.03 for a mile pace of 5:12. Coach Marlon Baugh, who…
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Story by David Weaver/MISD Director of Communications MARSHALL, Texas – A simple Internet search of “Terrance Shaw” turns up what most folks know about the 1991 graduate of Marshall High School. Football standout at Stephen F. Austin State University. First-round draft pick of the San Diego Chargers. Member of five different NFL teams, including the…
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SOUTH MARSHALL STEM ACADEMY Gage Erwin – Kindergarten Teacher: Amy Schlebach Malachi Turner – 1st Grade Teacher: Miss Ashcraft Julia King – 2nd Grade Teacher: Sharon Duncan Natalie Nafe – 3rd Grade Teacher: Mrs. Sanchez Ahijia James – 4th Grade Teacher: Mrs. Turner PRICE T. YOUNG MIDDLE SCHOOL Denise Ann Chamness • Grade: 5th •…
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