Welcome to Marshall September 2022

Welcome Marshaallto

guide to Saline County

d day trips in Mar shall

Compiled by Danielle Linton Hatfield Staff Wr iter

Like any other town or city in the state, Mar shall has several places of interest resi dents go for relaxation and recreation

If you ’ re new to Mar shall and love the g reat outdoor s, then you’ll love visiting either the Indian Foothills Park or Mar shall Dog Park. You can walk down var i ous trails with your fur r y companions or play a game of fr isbee with fr iends.

When sc hool lets out for the summer, the Mar shall Aquatic Center is open to the public to go down the big slide and jump off the diving board You know the swim ming season will come to an end when Mar shall Parks and Recreation staff pre pare for the Dogg ie Plunge where owner s take their dogs to have a good time before the last of the water is drained

inclusive playg round and public fishing at Lake Minesa

Meanwhile, coffee is being brewed through a siphon on Mar shall square at Chemistr y Coffee Co. The shop has unique monthly specials including, Cereal Milk in Apr il yes, it might sound odd, but don’t knoc k it until you tr y it Order from the per iodic table menu and admire ar t posted on walls by local ar tists.

If you walk around the square after get ting a dr ink with fr iends, you’ll find the Mar shall Cinema, A House for Stor ies Bookshop, Pattycakes Sweets Shop so muc h more

Finally, there is a small poc ket park, and like ever ything else in the city of Mar shall, it contains a lot of histor y. Only this his tor y sur rounds the Missour i State Wonder Dog known as Jim the Wonder Dog

Newcomer s will find the memor ial park dedicated to Jim attac hed to the Mar shall Welcome Center and museum. Sitting off the road on South Odell Av enue, the Nic holas Beazley Aviation Mu seum provides histor y on a flying sc hool, mac hines and the individuals who oper ated them The museum has STEM activi ties and plane simulator s for future aviator s to engage in.

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Don’t despair if these activities are not for you because there’s golfing, too The Indian Foothills Golf Cour se offer s league, youth golf and other tour naments ever y year from the Pocahontas Women’s League to Tomahawk Men’s League Other activities at the park include an all

Not to mention, far mer s in Mar shall utilize the local air por t for the air sprayer s and crops Or practice r uns for aviator s in pilot training That muc h is clear how im por tant ag r iculture is in this community

There is a significant histor y of Mar shall, from the Sante Fe Trail to musical enter tainment. The Mar shall Municipal Band, whic h has been around for 101 sea sons, continues to war m the hear ts of

many with their summer perfor m ances under the shade of trees on the Saline County Cour thouse lawn or at the Missour i State Fair

Not only the band, but the Mar shall Community Chor us, too. The c hor us has been around for 34 seasons and always sings dur ing the holiday season a few days before Chr istmas Eve, among other perfor mances

Old or new resident, you never know what you will find when you walk outside and cr uise around Mar shall. You might

lear n something you didn’t know before, even about the state of Missour i itself. You will never know unless you go ex plor ing

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Saline County Ser vices

County Ser viices

Missouri Valley Community Action Agency

1415 S Odell Ave , Marshall 660 886 7476

www mvcaa net

Saline County Family Suppor t Services

1239 Santa Fe Trail, Marshall 885 373 4636

800 392 1261 www.dss.mo.gov

Toy for Tots, Saline County

Rhonda Bell 573 220 7971

W.I.C.

1825 Atchison Ave Marshall 660 886 3434

Food Pantries

Marshall Community Food Pantry

165 W Morgan St Marshall 660 831 0971

Sweet Springs Food Pantry Joyce Meyer 660 463 7493

Funeral Homes

Campbell Lewis Funeral Home Marshall

226 S Odell Ave Marshall 660 886 5700

www.campbell lewis.com Sweet Springs

204 Ruby St. Sweet Springs 660 335 4222

Weiker Funeral Home

202 W Emma St , Slater 660 529 2211

www weikerfuneralhome com

Suppor t Grouups

Alcoholics Anonymous meeting location: 1304 S Grant Ave , Marshall 816 471 7229

Al Anon Family Group meeting location:

Covenant Presbyterian Church

710 E.Yerby St. Marshall 660 886 3774 Dan Festa 612 309 5033

Marshall Senior Center

14 E. Morgan St.Marshall 660 886 9888

American Cancer Society

Saline County Division Ashley Hale 573 635 4821

American Red Cross 1 800 733 2767 www.redcross.org

Burrell Behavioral Health

crisis line: 800 395 2132

non emergency ser vices: 417 761 5000 www burrellcenter com 941 S Cherokee Suite 2B, Marshall

Center for Human Services

175 W Slater St , Marshall 660 886 4261 www.chs mo.org

Family Suppor t Division and Children’s Division 660 886 5562 www.dss.mo.gov

Foster Grandparents 660 584 7421 www bcsfgp org

Marshall Housing Authority 275 S Redman Ave Marshall 660 886 9664

NAACP (Mar Saline) www facebook com/MarSali neBranchNaacp

Narcotics Anonymous meeting location: Convenant Presbyterian 710 E Yerby St Marshall 660 886 3774 (24/7 hotline) 1 800 945 4673

OATS Transpor tation

Medical and senior transpor t 573 443 4516 660 827 2611 www.oatstransit.org

P Post Offfice

205 N Lafayette Ave Marshall 660 886 6200 www.usps.com

Blind Pony Lake C A

660 335 4531

www mdc mo gov

Blind Pony consists of about 2,250 acres of old fields, cropland, forest and prairie, and six fishing ponds, including one open only to children under the age of 16 The facility is open from 4

a m to 10 p m daily Ten picnic tables and a pavilion are available. There are boats available for rent from April through October Fish for bass, sunfish and catfish, hunt waterfowl or enjoy bow hunting for deer Tours of Blind Pony Fish Hatchery by appointment

Blue L Licck

Conser vation Area

573 815 7900

www.mdc.mo.gov

This 390 acre cropland and forest area features several saline and mineral springs and one per manent stream (the Blackwater River)

Malta Bend Community Lake

573 815 7900

www mdc mo gov

This is a fishable, 5 acre lake surrounded by about 20 acres of old fields and forest.

Gr and Paass s

Coonsser vation n Areea

660 646 6122

www mdc mo gov

The area consists of more than 5,000 acres of Missouri River bottomlands, includ ing wetlands, adjacent river islands, agricul tural units, and timber tracts. Area development includes levees and water con trol structures Waterways and pumps help manage these Missouri River wetlands and restore and maintain habitat for migratory wetland species and associated resident wildlife.

Miaami Access s to Misssour i River

573 815 7900

www mdc mo gov

The 13 acre site provides a concrete access to the Missouri River. Camping is available with no amenities provided.

The landing is also a check point for the annual MR340 river race (par tici pant pictured here) Miami community members provide food and refresh ments for spectators, hundreds of rac ers and their crews each year. Visit www river miles com for more info

Mar shaall J Juncction

Conser r v vation Area

573 815 7900

www.mdc.mo.gov

This 775 acre area is mostly forest area with old fields and cropland It contains a firear ms range, fishable pond (1/4 acre), and a per manent stream (Blackwater River) 1 mile nor th on County Road RB.

Recreation

Indian Foothhills Par k

E Eastwood, Marshall

660 886 7128

Marshall Aquatic Center

660 886 6326

Indian Foothills Golf Course

660 831 0929

www.marshallmoparks.net

The park, at the east end of Marshall, has a beautiful aquatic center, skateboard park, disc golf course and golf course It also offers multiple playgrounds and an all inclusive playground, tennis cour ts, basketball cour ts, baseball and softball diamonds, a number of shelter houses with electricity, walking trails, a creek for wading and newly added bike trails The Parks and Recreation Depar tment is currently developing its new master plan

The Parks Depar tment hosts a summer youth base ball and softball season, and the Marshall Bow Hunters club rents park space in a remote location of Indian Foothills Park that offers an archery range and shelter house facility The Marshall Parks and Recreation De par tment also maintains Peyton Park at 524 E Jackson St., which offers a shelter house and basketball cour t for area residents.

McAllister Springs

Access s

573 815 7900

www.mdc.mo.gov

This 5 acre area is ideal for canoeing enthusiasts with a concrete access ramp to the Blackwater River Fishing is good for catfish, carp, drum and buffalo

Van Meter State Par k

660 886 7537

www.mostateparks.com

The park features hiking trails, including several that climb over bluffs that provide breath taking views of the Missouri River valley, an 18 acre lake for fishing, a campground and the Oumessourit Natural Area, which consists of a fresh water marsh, fens and bottomland and upland forests Picnic sites and two picnic shelters are nestled under lofty trees The visitor’s center has been conver ted into an American In dian Interpretive Center, where the park staff maintains displays and hosts regular lectures and infor mative demonstrations on the lives of the region’s indigenous population.

Mar shall Commmmunitty Choor u us Ron Sayer, Director www marshallcommunitychorus org

The Marshall Community Chorus is com prised of volunteer vocalists from throughout Saline and surrounding counties. Its members come from all walks of life and represent every age group Each member gives of their time and talent to prepare free concer ts open to the public.

The choir presents three concer ts per season in addition to performances at various func tions and events in the community

In addition to its regular season perform ances, the chorus collaborates with the Mar shall Philharmonic Orchestra.

You need not be a professional to be a par t of this community chorus come and sing with us!

Mar shall Municipal Bannd

Kevin Lines, Director

mmbdirector@gmail com

660 815 0097

The Marshall Municipal Band is one of just six such bands in Mis souri, and it is the second oldest in the state. The band performs Thursday evenings on the Marshall square during the summer, in ad dition to traveling concer ts in other towns in the area and at the Mis souri State Fair

The current roster of about 45 players from Saline County and the surrounding area has many long time members, but newcomers are always welcome to add their talents.

Organized in 1921, the 20 original members were led by Ray Hillings The band has been under the super vision of the city of Mar shall since May of 1934, when citizens authorized a tax levy to sup por t it. In 1948, the city invested $2,800 in new uniforms and instruments.

Among those following Hillings as band director were Cecil Hough, a Marshall city engineer; Royal Claycomb, a former member of the U S Marine Band; E J Eckles (1933 to 1965), Michael Waters (1965 to 1974), Stanley Westbrook (1975 to 1979), Charles Fergu son (1980 to 2000), and Kevin L. Lines first conducted the group in its 1997 season, and returned in 2001.

The band plays a wide range of music, from Sousa marches to Broadway musical scores to adaptations of folk music from around the world

In 2011, a septet of MMB musicians formed the MMB Little Dixie Jazz Band, which debuted in a concer t at Jim the Wonder Dog Memorial Garden in August. The band specializes in Dixieland music.

Friennds of Miammi i Museum

Elizabeth Elson

660 852 3305

Mar shall Cultural Council

Heather Ar th 660 229 9900 heatherar th@gmail.com info@marshallculturalcouncil org; www marshallculturalcouncil org

Marshall Cultural Council formed in August 2010, its initial mis sion to create the area ’ s first jazz festival. But along the way, the group decided Marshall’s rich tradition of suppor ting the ar ts, especially music, could be a springboard to many more new oppor tunities

Enter tainment

Mar shall Phhillharmonnic Orchestrra

Kevin Lines, Director

marshallphilharmonicorchestra.com

660 815 0097

Marshall has the distinction of being one of the smallest towns na tionwide with a full orchestra The Philharmonic will begin its 60th season in the fall of 2022

The orchestra was founded by local banker Catron Gordon in 1962 and developed by Harold Lickey, a high school chemistry teacher, who also founded the Marshall High School Marching Band in 1941 Lickey was the conductor and musical director from the or chestra’s earliest days until his death in 1990

Charles Ferguson, who succeeded Lickey as conductor, retired in 2007 and was replaced by Kevin L. Lines, who also conducts the Marshall Municipal Band. Ferguson earned the title Conductor Emeritus and continues to play bass in the orchestra, along side his wife, Norma Jeane

MPO performs four concer ts each year, as well as a chamber recital Mary Lou Por ter, MPO president, said at the opening of the 45th season, “The Marshall Philharmonic is honored to musically offer the community the ‘best of many worlds,’ amateur/profes sional, working/retired, young/old It is a special blending and the wonderful suppor t of our community that makes the organization thrive ”

In June 2006, MPO was featured in an Associated Press story, “A small town has room for symphony,” that was picked up by the Los An geles Times, among other publications

Arrrow Roock Lyceuum Thheatre

Quin Gresham, Ar tistic Director Steve Ber tani, Managing Director 660 837 3311 lyceumtheatre@lyceumtheatre org www.lyceumtheatre.org

The Lyceum is the oldest professional regional theater in Missouri

For five months each year, a mix of professional and amateur ac tors, dancers, singers and production staff from all over the U S come to little Arrow Rock to create theater magic at the Lyceum. Cast members and crew who hale from urban areas often mar vel at the quaint and quiet atmosphere in Arrow Rock, and audience mem bers flock from around the state to see top notch musical and dra matic performances

By the Numbers

Saline County es mates from 2021, from U.S. Census Bureau data

Land area in square miles 755.51 Popula on per square mile 30.9

Saline County popula on 23,289 persons under 5 5.5% persons under 18 22.3 percent persons 65 years and over 18.7 percent female 49.7%

Race and Hispanic Origin

White alone 88.1%

Black or African American alone 5.4%

American Indian and Alaska Na ve alone 1% Asian alone 1.1%

Na ve Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander alone 1.6%

Two or more races 2.7% Hispanic or La no 11.5% White alone, not Hispanic or La no 78.3%

Popula on Characteris cs veterans 1,150 Foreign born persons 5.1%

Housing

Housing units as of July 1, 2021: 9,826

Owner-occupied hosing unite rate 70.8%

Median value of owner occupied housing units $114,600

Median selected monthly owner costs with a mortgage

Median selected monthly owner costs without a mortgage

Median gross rent $637

Families and Living Arrangements

Households 8,235

Persons per household 2.62

Median household income $47,585 Persons in poverty 13.1%

Total employer establishments 464 Total employment 6,980

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Accommodations

Tower Extended Stay Suites

N Miami Ave

Claudia’s Bed & Breakfast

Arrow

Comfor t Inn Marshall Station

W. College Ave.

Gardens Bed & Breakfast,

831 5080

8 Motel

W College St

886 3359

Arrow Rock

Arrow Rock B&B

Main Street

Rock

837 3280

Borgman’s Bed & Breakfast

Van Buren

837 3350

Little Red Cottage

Down Over Bed & Breakfast

Main

837 3268

Marshall Lodge

Flint Creek Inn

Nor th 7th St

837 3352

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Prairie Park B & B

37528 Hwy TT

Rural Arrow Rock

837 3213, 913 383 3884

Switzler House Guest Cottage

117 Sixth Street

837 3148,

881 0509

Blackwater

Aunt Jody’s Farmhouse

Bed & Breakfast

miles south of Arrow Rock on Hwy 41

846 2018

Iron Horse Hotel

Main 660 846 2011

Sweet Springs

Roadway Inn

208 W Hwy 40

335 4588

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Night Inn Sweet Springs

N Locust

335 4162

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Community Or ganizations

Youth Groups

Bizy Beavers 4 H

Marshall

Adam Shaw

660 815 2997 adshaw79@gmail.com

Shooting Spor ts 4-H

Marshall

Delmer Croka 660 641 1562 delmerc4hshooting@gmail.com

Work-to-Win 4H

Marshall Heidi Aulgur 660 202 7648

Clay Center 4-H Hardeman

Kalyla Foster 660 631 4706 kfoster90@icloud.com

Kennedy 4-H

Sweet Springs

Pat Wer neke 660 335 6687

Liber ty 4-H Sweet Springs

Michelle Fuehring 660 229 1820 jmmlj5@yahoo.com

Lucky Leaf 4-H

Sweet Springs

Amanda Finkeldei

660 641 1762

afinkeldei@lexington k12 mo us

Orear ville 4-H Slater Lauren Crews laurencrews@gmail.com

Town & Country 4 H

Marshall Kim Vogel 660 886 6011

Work to Win 4 H Malta Bend Jill Buck buck jill@gmail com

B Boy Scouts

Nelson: Chris Harper 660 351 4871

Marshall: Pack and Troop 42 Shannon Johnson 660 202 9223

Cub Scout Pack 45 Matt Pennock 660 631 1139 mpennock96@hotmail.com

Boy Scout Troop 45 Chad Breshears 660 886 1002

B Boy Scouts

Sweet Springs: Laura Pummill 573 289 9827

G Gir r l Sccouts

Marshall: Mary Jo Reith 660 631 5986 or Sue Brayton 660 886 8805

Sweet Springs: Christie Blackerby 660 815 1851 Stephanie Goodman 660 335 4419

American n Legioon Posts

Post 191 Marshall Robin Wandell 660 815 1166 firewoodfriends@hotmail.com

Auxiliary Deanie Koon 660 831 0858 deaniekoon@gmail.com

Post 78 Slater 660 529 9986

Post 279 Sweet Springs 660 335 6753

Auxiliary Lisa Hall 660 281 6787

Post 478 Blackbur n 660 538 4443

Post 558 Malta Bend 660 595 2220

VFW Post 2646 Marshall www vfwpost2646 org Dennis Desmond 660 886 5258 desmonddj@yahoo.com

Masons & Shriner s

Marshall Masonic Temple Associa tion

18 E. Morrow St.

Marshall Jim Merchant 660 631 5683 jmerchant@gmail.com

Trilumina Lodge No. 205 18 E Morrow St , Marshall Jim Merchant

Ser vice Groups

Community Or ganizations

Country Patchwork Quilt Guild

Fairy Prom Mothers

Daughters of the

Colonist

Daughters

Friends

Friends

Community Or ganizations

Marshall Soccer League

City of Blackwater

Randy Luscombe

blackwater missouri weebly com blakwtrch@iland net City Hall 660 846 4411

Friends of Jim the Wonder Dog

101 N Lafayette Ave www.jimthewonderdog.org 660 886 8300

Friends of Sweet Springs www facebook com/Friends of Sweet Springs Mo

Kiwanis Club Charles Ferguson 660 886 7044 www marshallmokiwanis org

Knights of Columbus

Jim Weaver, Grand Knight 660 631 2121

Inter national Organization of Catholic Women

The Daughters of Isabella Circle

Maureen Burks 660 886 6672 keefer1@sbcglobal.net

Marshall Chamber of Commerce 660 886 3324

Marshall Public Library

Anmarie Gibson 660 886 3391 marshallmolibrary org

Marshall Saddle Club Don Bolser 660 229 2211

www.Facebook.com/The Mar shall Soccer League

Marshall Teachers Association

Elaine Kelly 660 886 6833

Marshall Writers’ Guild

Sidney West Sullivan 660 886 7103 s1dney@sullivansfar ms.net

Miami Lions Club

Liz Elson, President 660 852 3305

The Friends of Miami

Liz Elson, President 660 852 3305

Missouri Valley Alumni Association

Amanda Linneman

Director of Alumni Relations 660 831 4006

Optimist Club (Marshall) Charlie Leimkuehler 660 886 9295

Optimist Club (Mid day) Michelle Pointer 660 631 1550

Optimist Club (Sweet Springs) Dee Friel, 660 864 1375

PEO (JS Chapter)

Henrietta Fenner 660 886 7049

PEO (LP Chapter) Kay Wise 660 886 3104

People First of Marshall

John Burris, Vice President 660 202 0958 (home) 660 202 2453 (cell)

Rotary Club

Diana Thompson, President 713 317 9078

Saline County Area Retired

Teachers Association www.scar ta.ejmaurath.com Linda Becker 660 529 3218 beckerclass2003@yahoo com

Saline County Cattleman’s Association Dean Phegley 660 631 2037

Saline County Fair Association 660 493 2862

Saline County Far m Bureau

605 S. Cherokee Dr. Suite 6 660 886 7458 www mofb org

Saline Coin Club Gary Mawson 660 815 2667

Saline County Inter Agency Council David Van Hor n, President 660 815 7707 salinecountyinteragency@gmail com salinecountyinteragency org

Salt Fork YMCA

Kirk Alexander, Executive Di rector 660 886 9622 saltforkymca org

United States Daughters of 1812

Brig. General Thomas A. Smith Chapter Elaine Osbor n, president 660 837 3480 kenro@iland.net

Stitch by Stitch

Quilter’s Guild Carrie Henke 660 728 2788

UDC

United Daughters of the Confederacy Peggy Munroe

Pollitical l

Or gannizationns County Democratic Central Committee Dee Friel 660 864 1375

Salt Fork Pachyder m Club

Dr. Tom Blumhorst, president 660 631 6358

Histor ical Soccietiees

Blackwater Preser vation Society Mark Danner 660 888 2300

Saline County Historical Society

30 N. Jefferson Ave., Marshall Arline Borchers/Phyllis Moore 660 229 4644 info@SCHSmo org

Sweet Spring Historical So ciety

Mary Jo Berry/660 335 6782 Mar vin Wilhite/660 886 1253

Restaur ants

Maar shall

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill

1251 Cherokee Drive

660 886 2749

Arby’s

1191 Cherokee Drive

660 831 1791

Bloomfield’s Family Restaurant

1335 W. Vest St.

660 831 0990

Bud’s Café

157 S Lafayette Ave

660 886 4993

China Inn

52 W Arrow St 660 886 8899

Dairy Queen

1669 S. Odell Ave.

660 886 2000

800 886 2000

Domino’s Pizza

819 Cherokee Drive 660 886 6565

Joan’s Drive-In

164 Cour t St

660 886 7771

Joyous Chinese Restaurant

353 W Arrow St

660 831 1628

Kazoku Hibachi and Sushi Bar

875 S. Odell Ave.

660 202 4362

KFC

202 E. Mitchell St. 660 886 8008

La Paz Grocery and Restaurant

345 N. Jefferson Ave. 660 831 1211

Little Caesars

1426 S Odell Ave 660 236 3066

Los Compitas

156 W Arrow St 660 831 5422

Mama's Oven

755 W Clay St. 660 202 7934

Mazzio’s Pizza

990 S. Odell Ave. 660 886 7999 660 886 8299

McDonald’s 816 W. College St. 660 886 9030

Mexico Lindo 346 N Lafayette Ave 660 886 7600

Mi Jalisco 969 W College St 660 631 5554

Montague’s 152 W. Arrow St. 660 815 5909

New China 819 Cherokee Drive 660 831 0808

Pattycakes Sweet Shop 8 E Arrow St 660 886 7289

Pizza Hut Wing Street 1354 W. College St. 660 886 5551 • 800 948 8488

Plowboy’s BBQ

161 S. Benton Ave. 660 886 7569

Sonic Drive-In

970 W College St 660 886 6901 866 657 6642

Subway 905 W College St 660 831 0422

Taco Bell

1201 W College St 660 886 3200

888 624 3724

Taqureia El Rinconcito

300 N Jefferson Ave 660 600 1090

The Brick BBQ 169 S. Lafayette Ave. 660 831 5357

The Donut Palace 1276 S Odell Ave 660 815 5094

The Leaning Side Restaurant

7 N Lafayette Ave 660 202 4326

Arrrow R Rock

The Badger’s Hideaway

660 837 3131

Catalpa 503 High St 660 837 3324

www catalparestaurant com

J. Huston Tavern

305 Main St

837 3200

E Emma, Hardemann, Nelsson, , and Malta Bend

K Bar

105 S Elm St , Emma 660 463 9818

Dairy Queen

Interstate 70 at Route J, Nelson 660 859 2430

Waggin Wheel

101 N Linn St

Malta Bend 660 595 2447

Slater

Casey’s Carry-Out Pizza

29384 N Highway 240, 660 529 3268

Gari’s Diner

420 Industrial Blvd 660 324 7075

Slater Nutrition

229 Main St. 660 631 7456

Quick Stop

120 Industrial Blvd 660 529 3122

Restaur

Sweet Springs

Betty’s Truck Stop

Highway YY 660 335 4687

Casey’s General Store

140 E Highway 40 660 335 4244

Last Chance Saloon

309 S. Miller St. 660 335 0077

I Blackwater

Iron Horse Restaurant

101 Main St 660 846 2011

Dr ive r ’ s Lice nsse & A Auto Regiistr attioon

The Missour i Depar tment of Motor Vehicles would like you to know that if you are a new Missour i resident, you have 30 days to sur render your valid out of state license and obtain a Missour i license In order to do that, you must provide proof of your identity, resi denc y and lawful presence in the United States You’ll complete a shor t vision screening and road sign test, but you won’t need to take the wr itten exam or dr iving skills test unless your previous license has been expired for more than 184 days You must also reg is ter your motor vehicles in the state within 30 days and you can do that the the DMV offic, too For more infor mation on dr iver’s li censing and vehicle reg istration, go to www.dor.mo.gov/new2mo.php

Mar sh all Liice ns e Office

165 W. Cour t St.

Mar shall

660 886 6704

Electr i ic , Gas

CMEC

660 826 2900

KCPL

816 471 5275

Mar shall Municipal Utilities (electr icity, water, sewer and trash)

75 E Morgan St

Mar shall 660 886 6966

Rec ycling Drop-off Facility

765 W. Nor th St.

Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Sunday

Liber ty Utilities (natural gas)

Joplin

800 424 0427

www liber tyutilities com

Propane

MFA 660 886 3942

Br yan’s

660 886 5566

P Phoone , Caable TV, In n t te r neet

Airlink

660 722 4566

OTELCO

660 683 5261

Zito Media

800 722 6988

AT&T Dish Network 866 722 7500

DirecTV

800 280 4388

Mar shall Municipal Utilities

(Inter net Ser vices)

660 886 6966

Tr as h Ser r vices

Rural Trash 660 784 2474

CWI Waste

660 886 0000

Water r

PWSD3

118 Lafayette Ave 660 886 7079 www.pwsdno3.com

Education

Mar shall Publiic Scchools

Board of Education:

Br yon Jacques, Er in W.M. Meyer,

Jac k Lenz, Har r y Car rell, Ellen Lance, Brad Shepard, Matt Smith

Central Administration Office

Caleb Petet, Super intendent

David Reinke, Asst Super in tendent

860 W. Vest St./660 886 7414

www mar shallsc hools

Spainhower Primary School (presc hool, kindergar ten, 1st)

Kim Alber son, Pr incipal

700 E. Slater St.

660 886 9066

Benton Elementary (2nd, 3rd, 4th g rades)

Gynnah Gaudreau, Pr incipal

467 S Ellswor th Ave

660 886 3993

Southeast Elementary (2nd, 3rd, 4th g rades)

Rendy Maupin, Pr incipal

215 E Mitc hell St

660 886 2655

Eastwood Elementary (2nd, 3rd, 4th g rades)

Amy Heuman, Pr incipal

313 E Eastwood St

660 886 7100

Northwest Elementary (2nd, 3rd, 4th g rades)

Nor ine Gaskill, Pr incipal

411 N. Benton Ave.

660 886 3017

Bueker Middle School

(5th, 6th, 7th, 8th g rades)

Travis Reid, Pr incipal

565 S Odell Ave

660 886 6833

Marshall High School (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th g rades)

Chr isty Jones, Pr incipal

805 S Miami Ave

660 886 2244

Saline County Career Center (vocational education)

Br ian Wilcoxson, Director

900 W Vest St

660 886 6958

HOOT Resource Center

700 E Slater St

660 886 7414 ext 20001

Lindsey Par ton, Manager Mar shallsc hools.com

Miami R 1 (kindergar ten 8th g rade) Rayetta Self, Pr incipal/Super intendent

34520 N Highway 41, Miami 660 852 3259

Early Childhood

Lear ning Center

700 E Slater St , Mar shall 660 886 9066

Couunty Schools

Gilliam C 4 (kindergar ten 8th g rade)

Corey Felten, Pr incipal

102 Nor th St , Gilliam

660 784 2225

Hardeman R 10 (kindergar ten 8th g rade)

Kr isty For rester, Pr incipal 21051 Highway D, Mar shall 660 837 3400

Malta Bend Schools (presc hool 12th g rade)

John Angelhow, Super intendent 200 S. Linn St., Malta Bend

www mbtiger s weebley com 660 595 2371

Orear ville Elementar y (presc hool 8th g rade) Whitney Thompson, Sc hool Administrator 32524 E. Highway P, Slater 660 529 2481

St. Peter Catholic School (pr ivate presc hool 8th g rade)

Mar y McCoy, Pr incipal 368 S Ellswor th Ave , Mar shall 660 886 6390 www.stpetercatholicsc hool mar shallmo.org

Prreschools & Daycares

Br ight Beg innings Early Childhood Center

358 W Summit St Mar shall 660 831 0526

HeadStar t Missouri Valley Community Action Agenc y

1415 S Odell Ave Mar shall www mvcaa net 660 886 7476

St. Peter Catholic School Preschool (pr ivate)

386 S. Ellswor th Ave. Mar shall www stpeterc hurc h mar shallmo org/sc hool 660 886 6390

Seecondar y

Education

Missour i Valley College 500 E College St , Mar shall 660 831 4000 www.moval.edu