Covering Marshall, Texas and surrounding communities
November 13, 2025
From Staff Reports, [email protected] HARRISON COUNTY – David C. Barnette, 55, has been a deputy with the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office since 2012, and like most law enforcement officers, he doesn’t like attention. “Anything that we do here is a combination of teamwork – everyone from the dispatchers to the jailers to the deputies on…
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With the agreement to give some money toward a building made by Marshall City Commissioners, the question is where the rest of the money will come from.
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From Staff Reports, [email protected] MARSHALL – A Facebook question was posted by Piney Woods News Editor Becky Holland concerning what the citizens felt about the decision of the Marshall City Commissioners to allocate $400 thousand for a new animal shelter. As mentioned in a previous article, a proposed plan for a new shelter was estimated…
Read More about Citizens offer opinions on commission decision on animal shelterFrom Staff Reports, [email protected] MARSHALL – Tuesday night, there were mixed emotions when the City of Marshall Commissioners voted to allocate $400 thousand for an animal shelter for the city of Marshall. What has been a hot topic for months now within the community saw a partial light at the end of the proverbial tunnel…
Read More about City Commissioner discusses commission decision to allocate $400K for shelterFrom Staff Reports, [email protected] MARSHALL – The Bowie Street 12 – the abandoned puppies that were thrown outside a car window late Monday night during the rain storm in the 1600 block of East Bowie Street – are doing well. The puppies – believed to have been just a few hours old and possible Pitbulls…
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City placed new recycle unit behind Central Perks.
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Quarterly city-wide cleanup set for April 23 From the City of Marshall Public Works Department/ Sanitation Division MARSHALL – The City of Marshall has placed a new recycling unit downtown in the parking lot behind the historic Weisman building and Central Perks. The lot is located off of North Wellington Street in Marshall. In other…
Read More about City gets new recycle unitFrom 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…
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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…
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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…
Read More about Marshall co-ed helping those who can’t help themselvesBy 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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