Marshall News Archives

Patricia Polacco will sign and discuss a oeJanuarya s Sparrow,a a 96-page picture book about a family fleeing slavery in 1847.

In her first week on the job, Darla Artuso is hustling up and down the halls of the Marshall House, getting to know the residents, whom she calls customers.

Dogs dressed as pirates, pumpkins, a dinosaur and more on Sunday showed that Halloween treats are sometimes covered in fur.

On a hot Saturday in May 2008, thousands of teenagers and parents stood outside and inside the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center in search of summer jobs.

Laura Gilbertson and her very talented choirs. The Marshall Singers, Belle Canto and Redhawk Chorale gave an awesome pops concert on Sunday.

Marshall historic district residents and activists are not happy about another house coming off Oaklawn Hospital's land to make way for parking, but zoning officials say it's the best compromise to save two other homes from removal or demolition.

The last municipality to appoint a member to the FireKeepers Casino Local Revenue Sharing Board is taking its time.

The local Potawatomi Tribal Council has named its representative to the steering board for local governments' share of FireKeepers Casino profits.

The Marshall District Library will be celebrating Teen Read Week during the week of October 19-23 with many after-school activities for teens.

MARSHALL TOWNSHIP, Mich. A quiet neighborhood in Calhoun County is in shock after police say a man broke into a home and assaulted a teenage girl.

ASSAULT: Michigan State Police Troopers are investigating an assault on a minor female that occurred at about 7 p.m. Sunday in a Marshall Township residence.

Though it was whittled down after an August defeat, a bond proposal needs even more paring before it goes to voters, Marshall school board members said Monday.

The passionate music and cuisine of Italy will be the theme of the Music Center's fund raising gala on Saturday, November 7, 7:00pm, at Battle Creek Country Club.

Anyone driving around Marshall today might see a spooky sight. This week is the 10th Annual Marshall Scarecrow Days, featuring at least 26 entries, each with its own theme.

Eight of Marshall's ancestors will come alive Saturday at Oakridge Cemetery's 9th Annual If These Stones Could Talk living history tour.

One of two men charged with a June armed robbery in Tekonsha was sentenced to prison Monday.

After the Marshall City Council on Monday discussed the possibility of bringing a new interactive children's museum to the J. H. Cronin Building downtown, advocates of Kids 'N' Stuff Children's Museum in Albion are concerned.

Energy, labor budget Members voted Friday, 94-14, to decrease the budget of the state's Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth by about 20 percent.