The Marshall News Messenger

The Marshall News Messenger, previously known as the Marshall Morning News, is a daily publication located in Marshall, Texas. It serves the local community with a circulation of approximately 5,000 copies in the Marshall region.

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Famed journalist Moyers recalled as proud ambassador of East Texas: 'Marshall was always in his heart'

1 day ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

Those who knew Bill Moyers say he leaves a rich legacy not only as a notable journalist but as a proud Marshallite who loved his East Texas roots, his country and humanity. Moyers died Thursday at a New York hospital after a long illness, his son confirmed to the Associated Press. He was 91. “Marshall, Texas, has lost a remarkable native son with the passing yesterday of Mr. Bill Moyers,” said Richard Anderson, a former Harrison County judge and former state senator.
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2 days ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

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McBride Operating works to regain Waskom facility permit after state commission denial

2 days ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

WASKOM — McBride Operating says it is addressing issues brought to light by the Texas Railroad Commission to renew its permit for the company's Waskom disposal facility. McBride opened the site in Waskom more than five years ago. The facility caused a stink in the community, however, leading to residents voicing concerns about the potential for groundwater contamination as well as complaints filed with the railroad commission.
'The students work hard': Marshall ISD's Read to Ride program marks successful year

4 days ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

Marshall ISD officials say the district's Read to Ride program had a successful year, with 88% of students earning bikes after reaching their reading goals. “Our goal this year was 85% of the students (earning bikes),” Regina Jackson, MISD’s elementary RLA coordinator, recently reported to the school board. “We reached that goal and passed it. ... We’re very excited.
Marion County judge announces bid for re-election

4 days ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

Marion County Judge Leward LaFleur has announced his bid for a third term. LaFleur said he will run in the March Republican primary. “I am announcing I am seeking to again serve as Marion County Judge,” he said. “We’ve started on a great journey of growth, development, and improvement in Marion County, and I hope to continue shepherding us along that path.”LaFleur said his time serving as the judge has been a privilege, an honor and a humbling experience.
'A sense of freedom': Marshall native returns to hometown for exhibition of artwork with artist mother

1 week ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

Rainer Bantau said he was thrilled to exhibit his artwork next to the work of the "first artist I met" — his mother, Karin Ingrid Bantau. Haven Arts Collective, in partnership with Marshall Regional Arts Council, recently presented the duo's exhibition titled: "Collected Works: A Visual Pilgrimage."The exhibit culminated June 20 with an artist reception 6 to 8 p.m. at Haven Artists Collective, 115 E.
Memo outlines ways for Trump to scrap FEMA

1 week ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Zahra Hirji |Jason Leopold

WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem directed the Federal Emergency Management Agency to prepare a memo on how to abolish itself and create a re-branded, radically smaller disaster response organization, according to a copy of the document reviewed by Bloomberg News. As recently as last week, President Donald Trump and Noem said they wanted to wind down FEMA but offered few details publicly.
Arrests, citations during Caddo Lake mud boat races spur safety concerns

1 week ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Robin Richardson

Multiple arrests at this past weekend’s Caddo Lake mud boat fun run have led to discussions about better ways to protect the largest naturally formed lake in Texas. “I’m sure you’re all aware of the mud races at Caddo Lake. That was quite an ordeal,” Lt. Dwight Mays with the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office told commissioners at Tuesday’s meeting. Mays said it was such an ordeal that Texas Parks and Wildlife dispatched an additional 15 park rangers and 15 extra game wardens to patrol the lake.
PHOTOS: Marshall boys basketball hosts offseason skills scrimmages

1 week ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Lauren Rosenberg

Summer workouts are in full swing and the Marshall boys basketball team is already gearing up in the offseason. During the basketball skills session, the boys played five-on-five, full court scrimmages. The teams consisted of athletes from the junior high to members of the varsity team all playing together to improve their techniques on the hardwood. — Lauren Rosenberg can be reached at [email protected].
To Your Good Health: Examining the common and available treatments for gallstones

1 week ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Keith Roach

DEAR DR. ROACH: What advice do you have for the treatment of gallstones? -- N.W.ANSWER: Gallstones are common (6% of men and 9% of women will get one over a lifetime) and are mostly composed of bile salts and cholesterol. The goal of treatment is to reduce symptoms and the risk of complications. Depending on the size and composition of a person's gallstones, there are different therapies available. The most common treatment for symptomatic gallstones is surgery.