Marshall ISD High School and Junior High students get information of future college opportunities.
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Over 100 Marshall 4th grade students got the chance to see and experience the technical side of higher education at Texas State Technical College.
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AEP SWEPCO will be hosting a luncheon at the Marshall Economic Development Corporation in partnership with the Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce to discuss SWEPCO’s upcoming Wind Generation project.
Join us for an information lunch from 12:00 - 1:00 on Friday, November 8th to learn more about SWEPCO's Clean Energy Plan
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Marshall ISD and Wiley College have officially entered into a new partnership to benefit the district's 18+ STEP Program and provide new opportunities for MISD's transition students. The agreement was signed in a special ceremony in the Thomas J. Cole Library at Wiley College, by Dr. Jerry Gibson, MISD Superintendent, and Dr. Herman J. Felton, President of Wiley College.
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For junior & senior students with an interest in Engineering or who would like to learn more about.....
(1) Job in our area, (2) Jobs that pay well, & (3) Jobs that are in demand! Read More
Marshall residents spent their Saturday taking pride in their city by volunteering to clean and pick up trash around town as part of the first-ever Keep Marshall Beautiful Fall Sweep event.
About 200 volunteers flooded Marshall City Park early Saturday to pick up their marching orders and head out to their designated area of the city to begin picking up trash.
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Area representatives recently traveled to Washington D.C. for a fly-in event to hear briefings on on the Interstate 69 project.
I-69 is intended to be a national interstate traveling from Michigan to Texas, using a series of improvements to existing highways to complete the project.
In East Texas, the I-69 route includes portions of U.S. 59 from Texarkana to Tenaha.
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The Marshall City Chamber of Commerce hosted a meet and greet event for it’s newly hired Executive Director Stacia Runnels on Thursday at the chamber’s new location at 110 South Bolivar St., Suite 110.
“We really want to continue to grow and reach out to those who might not know about us, and reinforce what we have put into place in the last few years,” Runnels said.
Runnels took over the position from former director Stormy Nickerson, who had the position for three years before...
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East Texas Baptist University celebrates the second-highest enrollment in ETBU’s 106-year history with 1,593 total students.
The Fall 2019 enrollment exhibits 84% undergraduate retention — the highest of record and 4% above the 5-year average.
This high retention rate is a reflection of expanded student life and spiritual development activities, academic support and opportunities, alumni interactions, donor support, facility improvements, and athletic participation.
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