Marshall News

Marshall Fire Department has new smoke detectors and combination smoke and carbon monoxide detectors thanks to the Lowe's Heroes program and a Community Development Block Grant.

Preparations are in high gear for the Trinity Episcopal Church Thanksgiving Day Outreach Thursday.

Dr. Bruce Gearing, Marshall Independent School District superintendent, reads to Washington Early Childhood Center students Tuesday as part of the school's Male Reading Program, which aims to boost male involvement.

If the quality of one's life will be measured by his friends, Quinton Rogers, 88, of Marshall, had untold wealth in return for his gift of love for them, the country and God.

Three men suspected of capital murder plead not guilty to their charges during their formal arraignments Thursday afternoon in Judge William T. Hughey's 71st District Court.

The Marshall City Commission accepted a letter of resignation from Public Works Director Brian Breeding Tuesday morning during a special called meeting.

A Marshall man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after he allegedly barricaded himself inside his home in the 1800 block of South Garrett Street.

Marshall Police officers are searching for a suspect who allegedly killed a man and injured a woman early Thursday morning at Relax Inn.

Chapel Hill School District representative Dr. Doni Cook said Monday she feels confident "there will be no issues" when the instruction expert works with the Marshall Junior High School to implement a school improvement plan.

Officials work the scene of an accident Tuesday where a pedestrian was killed as he crossed U.S. Highway 59 going west from the Sonic restaurant.

Marshall police on Thursday were investigating a shooting after which a man died and a woman was injured, according to a department news release.

A sea of Marshall High School students and school officials packed into the school's gymnasium Wednesday to honor past, present and future military servicemen, whose sacrifices have known no bounds.

Officials investigate the scene of a four-vehicle accident Tuesday at the intersection of U.S. Highways 59 and 80.

The race for Houston's next mayor is heating up for the Dec. 12 runoff election, with former Marshallite Gene Locke in for the fight.

"Raise the bridge, my friends are sailing by." I see the names of so many friends in the obituaries, and there are so many memories.

In response to Marshall News Messenger coverage, Harrison County Judge Richard Anderson said Thursday the Harrison County Airport Advisory Committee is not subject to open meeting laws.

A major wreck involving two trucks Wednesday left one man trapped in his vehicle and needing medical treatment.

Marshall Symphony League will host its annual Taste of Symphony Saturday at the home of Laura Wall at 4778 Tolivar Road.

The Marshall Ford Lincoln Mercury dealership is asking community members to test drive its vehicles for a good cause Saturday.

Tuesday is election for three issues facing Harrison County voters. The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. as voters decide the fate of 11 state constitutional amendments, the creation of Emergency Services District No.