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Sunday crash damages Marshall PD vehicle

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MARSHALL — A weekend collision involving a Marshall Police squad car and another vehicle caused “significant damage” to the squad car, but injuries were not reported, Marshall Public Safety Director Jim Marshall said Monday. More details on the crash were not available Monday. The crash ...

Military musicians perform with MHS band

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MARSHALL – The Minnesota 34th Infantry “Red Bull” Military Band performed in Marshall over the weekend on Sunday with the Marshall High School concert band for a performance filled with a variety of sounds and feels. The Minnesota 34th Infantry Division “Red Bull” Band is based in ...

Local agency monitoring Minn. Medicaid situation

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MARSHALL — Last week, the Trump administration announced it planned to halt about a quarter billion dollars in Medicaid payments to Minnesota over concerns about social services fraud in the state. But officials at Southwest Health and Human Services said it’s too soon to tell exactly how ...

Crime

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MARSHALL — An incident reported at 12:45 a.m. Monday on the 500 block of Kathryn Avenue is under investigation, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — A Marshall man, 20, was arrested for driving after revocation in a traffic stop at 11:27 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of East College Drive ...

Chicken Connection still ‘doing it the old-fashion way’

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MARSHALL — A lot has happened in the Chicken Connection’s history. The Marshall restaurant has changed locations twice, seen new generations of family join the business, and even featured in an online food review. But some things haven’t changed, Lisa Giles said. As the Chicken ...

Conference to highlight resources for autism

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MARSHALL — In southwest Minnesota, there is a need for support services for people with autism. But it’s not always easy for families to find the support they need, Dr. Amber Bruns said. Bruns, the clinical director of behavioral health services at the READY Clinic, said organizers of an ...