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April 27, 2026
From Staff Reports, [email protected] MARSHALL – When asked who his political influences were, Jonathan McCarty, 33, candidate for the District 7 Marshall City Commissioner seat, said, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. Why did he choose each? “ … Thomas Jefferson, for his vision of…
Read More about Commission candidate names Ronald Reagan as an influence.From Staff Reports [email protected] MARSHALL -Officers with the Marshall Police Department responded to an unusual rescue call during Monday night’s rains. They had received a call in the 1600 block of East Bowie Street of puppies being thrown out a car window into a very wet, flooded ditch. According to the report, residents at a…
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The Boys and Girls Club of the Big Pines is excited about this honor for its executive director, Bryan Partee.
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From the Boys & Girls Club of the Big Pines The Boys & Girls Clubs of America has partnered with Harvard business school to create an awesome training opportunity for Club leaders throughout the world. Bryan Partee, Executive Director of the local Boys & Girls Clubs of the Big Pines was selected as one of…
Read More about Local Boys & Girls Club exec accepted to HarvardFrom The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office MARSHALL – The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office needs your help finding Andrew Lamark Talley. Andrew Talley is wanted out of Harrison County on several outstanding felony warrants. Talley is a black male. He stands six feet tall, weighs 155 pounds and was born Aug. 2, 1976. If anyone has…
Read More about Harrison County Sheriff’s Office looking for fugitiveMARSHALL – East Texas Baptist University’s oldest, most honored tradition returned for its 69th year on Friday, April 15, 2016, naming the 2015-2016 Senior Girl Call-Out. The ceremony was held on the front lawn of Marshall Hall. This year’s Senior Girl Call-Out is Gabrielle Besch of Bonham. Miss Besch is an Elementary Education major with a…
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Kannan with her dog Sadie.
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By Becky Holland [email protected] COLLEGE STATION – Kannan Reynolds, 18, has always been an animal person – especially dogs. The graduate of Harleton High School remembers the day that she and her family adopted their dog, Sadie, more than 11 years ago from the Marshall Animal Shelter. “I can remember feeling a little sad and…
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By Becky Holland, [email protected] MARSHALL – It once housed the Marshall News Messenger among other businesses. The building sits next to the old Coca Cola Building down North Washington Street. Yet, it is not the building’s history that makes the building, now owned by Curtis Graff of Graffic Designs/Form Z Construction, worth a second look….
Read More about Graffiti with a purpose on old Washington Street buildingChief Jesus “Eddie” Campa and the Marshall Police Department are seeking the community’s assistance to locate one of our agency’s most wanted fugitives. MPD is seeking any information related to Clifford Wayne Hubbard and his current location. Hubbard is wanted by the Marshall Police Department for an outstanding felony warrant for forgery of a financial…
Read More about “Fugitive Friday”-Clifford Wayne HubbardBy Becky Holland [email protected] MARSHALL – The public perception of firefighters tends to revolve around the idea that firefighters only come around on “the worst day” of a person’s life. That image is something that the Marshall Fire fighter’s Association IAFF Local 906 is trying to change. Lt. John Wilson serves as president of the…
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Charisma's Safe Splash Swim School
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By Becky Holland [email protected] MARSHALL – Charisma Rosenquist first became a lifeguard when she was 15 years old. “When you are 15, and it is the summer, and there aren’t a lot of jobs out there for you.” She became certified through the American Red Cross, and has continued to keep up her certification, and…
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