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29/01/2023

A Flood Advisory is in effect for portions of Harrison County, TX until 4:30PM.

13/12/2022

A PDS TORNADO WARNING has been issued for portions of Harrison County in Texas & Caddo and Bossier Parishes in Louisiana until 4:30PM. A significant tornado is likely in progress. This includes Shreveport & Bossier City. TAKE COVER NOW!

13/12/2022

A TORNADO WARNING is in effect for portions of Panola and Harrison Counties in Texas & Caddo Parish in Louisiana until 4:00PM. Take cover now! This includes De Berry, Waskom, and Greenwood.

13/12/2022

A Significant Weather Advisory is in effect for Caddo Parish & Marion, Cass and Harrison Counties in Texas until 3:15 PM CST. Winds in excess of 40MPH and half-inch hail will be possible with this storm.

13/12/2022

A TORNADO WARNING is in effect for portions of Gregg and Harrison Counties in Texas until 2:45PM. This warning includes Longview, Hallsville, Nesbit, and Harleton. This warning does NOT include the city of Marshall (within the city limits) at this time.

13/12/2022

A Significant Weather Advisory is in effect for portions of Marion, Cass, Harrison, Upshur and Morris Counties in Texas until 1:45 PM CST. Winds in excess of 50 mph and a half inch hail will be possible with this storm.

13/12/2022

A Tornado Watch is in effect until 5:00PM for portions of the ArkLaTex.

05/11/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Harrison County, TX and Caddo Parish, LA until 10:00PM. Winds in excess of 70MPH and 1” hail are possible with this storm. A tornado is also possible with this storm. Take cover now! DAMAGE THREAT: CONSIDERABLE

05/11/2022

A Significant Weather Advisory is in effect until 9:45PM for portions of Harrison County in Texas. Winds up to 50mph and Penny size hail will be possible with these storms.

04/11/2022

ARKLATEX: A MODERATE (4 out of 5) risk for severe weather has been issued for portions of the ArkLaTex. Damaging winds and tornadoes will be the primary threats with these storms. Make sure to have multiple ways to receive alerts today.

02/11/2022

In a rare Day 3 update, SPC has upgraded portions of the region to an ENHANCED (3 out of 5) risk of severe weather for Friday. More to come…

01/11/2022

From the Harrison County Marshall Texas Sheriff's Office:

Update: As of 5:50 p.m., the issue has been fixed!

Heads up: We received the following message regarding cell phone 911 services….our non-emergency is still working at 903-923-4020.

Again…This is for CELL PHONE usage only-
“AT&T Mobility is experiencing a network service outage impacting the ability to deliver AT&T Mobility wireless 9 1 1 calls in your area. AT&T teams are engaged and working to fully isolate and resolve the issue. The specific cause of the service outage has not yet been determined. Due to this service outage, you may experience interruptions or degradation to Wireless 9 1 1 calls and or Wireless Phase One and Phase Two location information.”
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29/10/2022

It's almost time for Dale Watson and his Lonestars! Tickets are still available at Memorial City Hall Performance Center!

The stage is set and we're ready for Dale Watson tonight at 7:30pm!! Tickets are still available at www.memorialcityhall.com, if you're coming to the show, please plan to get here early as the square is being set up for Wonderland of Lights and parking is limited by the venue. Get downtown early and go eat dinner at one of the fine restaurants nearby!

26/10/2022

Today, Marshall Police arrested Demon Bray, 38, of Marshall for Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon following a shooting investigation in Marshall on Tuesday.

On Oct. 25, 2022, at 2:23 p.m., Marshall Police officers were called to the 1700 block of East End Blvd. North in reference to a shooting. Witnesses reported that a man in a white pickup truck had fired shots at a gold Buick LaSabre. The gunshot victim was able to drive himself to Christus Good Shepherd Medical Center, where he was interviewed by Marshall Police.

Subsequently, the investigation led to the arrest of Mr. Bray, who was taken into custody without incident. The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information regarding this shooting is asked to contact the Marshall Police Department at 903-935-4575 or the Marshall/Harrison County Crime Stoppers at 903-935-9969.

25/10/2022

Early voting is underway across Harrison County! Paid Political Advertisement

25/10/2022

A Significant Weather Advisory has been issued for Harrison and Marion Counties in Texas until 1:00AM. Winds in excess of 50MPH will be possible with these storms.

25/10/2022

A Significant Weather Advisory is in effect for portions of Harrison County in Texas until 12:30AM. Wind gusts up to 50MPH will be possible with these storms.

24/10/2022

An update from the Harrison County Marshall Texas Sheriff's Office:

***PRESS RELEASE***
Eastman Chemical Incident
On October 24th, 2022, at 9:04 am, HCSO was notified of a fatality accident at Eastman Chemical involving a crane. HCSO Deputies responded to the location, which is standard for these incidents. Deputies did locate the deceased and immediately began documenting the scene, including statements from witnesses. The deceased was a contracted employee of Joyce Crane. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, otherwise known as OSHA, was notified and proceeded with their investigation. HCSO will continue this investigation, running parallel with OSHA. The name of the deceased will not be released through this Office.

“The preliminary investigation indicates this is a horrible accident. Loss of life is tragic in any circumstance, and we will continue to keep this family in our thoughts and prayers.”- Sheriff B.J. Fletcher

Eastman Chemical Company requested their statement be included with our release-

“Today, an employee of Joyce Crane was working at an Eastman site in Longview, Texas, when he was involved in a crane accident. He died as a result of his injuries. We are deeply saddened by this loss, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this time.

Any further questions should be directed to Joyce Crane.”-Kristin Parker, Information Officer, Eastman Chemical Company

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24/10/2022

From the Harrison County Marshall Texas Sheriff's Office:

Heads up: HCSO is currently on scene at Eastman Chemical regarding a “fatality industrial accident.”

More information will be released when available.
*Media is asked to stage near Callahan Road and I-20 Frontage Road*
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19/10/2022

Marion County Traffic Alert:

Traffic on SH 49 west of US 59 in Jefferson will be limited to one lane in each direction tonight as crews work to resurface the road. The road is scheduled to be fully reopened early Thursday morning.

19/10/2022

Memorial City Hall to present Dale Watson and his Lonestars:

Marshall, TX- Dale Watson, keeper of the true country music flame, is coming to Memorial City Hall on Saturday, October 29, at 7:30 pm.

Sponsored by Master Craft Wood Works, Mark A. Trexler- President & CEO, this show is for true-country music fans. Tickets are on sale now at www.memorialcityhall.com or call the Box Office at 903-934-7992 Mon-Fri 8-5.

Dale has flown the flag for classic honky-tonk for over two decades. He’s christened his brand of American roots “Ameripolitan,” to differentiate it from the current crop of Nashville-based pop country. He is a country music maverick, a true outlaw who stands alongside Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and George Strait as one of the finest country singers and songwriters from the Lone Star State.

“I’m one of Dale’s biggest fans,” said Willie Nelson.

Dale’s latest album, Call Me Insane, was recorded in Austin with veteran producer Lloyd Maines, known for producing Robert Earl Keen, Jerry Jeff Walker and others. Album highlights include “Jonesin’ For Jones,” a love song to the music of the legendary George Jones, “A Day at A Time,” about “getting by by barely getting by;” “Call Me Insane,” the album’s moody title track; “Bug Ya for Love,” a fun warning to all the single ladies, and “Mamas Don’t Let Your Cowboys Grow Up to Be Babies.” (Yes, it is an answer song to the Waylon Jennings/Willie Nelson hit.) “Crocodile Tears” is a tear-in-your-beer country song that sounds like an instant classic and “Burden of The Cross” reveals Watson’s serious side.

This show will certainly sell-out, so get your tickets now before they’re gone. All shows at Memorial City Hall are presented in association with the 92.3 The Depot, QX-FM, AMI Radio Group, Stagecoach Media, The Marshall News Messenger, and 103.9 KMHT with a special thanks to the Texas Commission on the Arts for their support! Memorial City Hall is located at 110 East Houston St., on the historic town square in downtown Marshall.

17/10/2022

Chili Dogs Anyone?

Back by popular demand, a Chili Dog Luncheon will be sponsored again by the Harrison Extension Education Association on Friday, November 3, 2022. Lunch will be served from 11:00am to 1:00pm. If you want to enjoy a delicious lunch of a chili dog, chips, cookies and tea or water, then make your way to the Harrison County Extension Office at 102 West Houston Street.

The Harrison County Extension Office is located on the south side of the square on the second floor of the Courthouse Annex building. Tickets are now on sale for $8.00 per person and may be purchased from any Harrison Extension Education Association member or at the Harrison County Extension Office. Dine in or take out lunches will be available.

This is a fund raising event for the Harrison Extension Education Association to support county educational activities such as youth activities, community service and educational learning experiences for club members.

Did you know that the Texas Extension Education Association (TEEA) was organized in August 1926 on the Texas A&M University campus? The primary purpose for organizing was to establish a scholarship for a deserving 4-H girl. Harrison County was proud to have the first recipient (Golden Evans) of this award in 1927. Years later, a scholarship was established in Vondell McLendon’s (former Harrison County resident) honor. Mrs. McLendon served two years as a District 5 Texas Extension Education Association Director. These scholarships have grown through the years, seven 4-H members receive one each year across the district. TEEA also gives three career scholarships to TEEA members to help them further their education.

Harrison County is also known to have the first African American District 5 Texas Extension Education Associate Director, Eulah McNeice, to serve on the State Board for a two year term.

Circle your calendars for November 3rd and join us for some good eating! For more information, contact the Harrison County Extension Office at 903.935.8414.

17/10/2022

Texas A&M Forest Service kicks off third annual Leadership Institute
The Texas A&M Forest Service Leadership Institute hosted the kick-off session for its third cohort Oct. 11 to 13 in The Woodlands, Texas. Institute founders strive to provide a transformative experience for participants, with aspirations of leaving a lasting effect on their ability to lead in daily environments.

The Leadership Institute offers a constructive and inspiring learning environment, enabling opportunities for personal growth by giving participants access to tools and speakers that will strengthen their leadership skills.

“Texas A&M Forest Service has many partners that don’t have access to this type of formal leadership training,” said Hughes Simpson, Texas A&M Forest Service Forest Resource Development Chief Operating Officer. “We believe as an agency that by building the capacity of our partners through leadership training, we can help strengthen their organizations and help further the overall reach and mission of Texas A&M Forest Service.”

This year’s class boasts a diverse group of 20 members from natural resource organizations across the state including association directors, fire chiefs, conservation managers and organization executive directors.

“I am honored to be a part of such a great event,” said Dr. Quinn McColly of Texas Water Trade. “The presentations were interactive and the concepts can be applied in the professional and personal environment and beyond.”

The vision for the institute is to establish a program that will rally existing and emerging leaders within the fields of natural resources and increase their capacity and ability to enact meaningful change throughout the state of Texas.

One key to success for the institute is including dynamic and engaging speakers. In this session, participants heard from Frank Keck about building a united team and foundations of leadership, Dr. Geoff Tumlin about ethics in leadership and Amy Hays about generational intelligence.

“I find the best leaders are the most self-aware  they know who they are and where they’re going,” said Keck, CoreBuild CEO. “Our goal is to really help leaders in different natural resource capacities to develop themselves, to invest in these leaders to make a better Texas.”

Through the leadership institute, Texas A&M Forest Service hopes to continue to grow and support local leaders while increasing the network of natural resource professionals across the state with each class.

Over the next several months, the class will participate in monthly lunch and learns, networking opportunities and course activities. The class will graduate from the institute in April, after a second three-day session, which will have a new lineup of speakers and leadership trainings.

To learn more about the Texas A&M Forest Service Leadership Institute, the speakers and how to participate, visit https://tfsleadershipinstitute.org.

13/10/2022

From the Harrison County Marshall Texas Sheriff's Office:

***🚨PRESS RELEASE🚨***
On October 12th, 2022, at 09:18 p.m. HCSO Patrol Deputies responded to a residence in the 500 blk of Tom Woodley Road regarding an accidental shooting of a 16-year-old juvenile. Deputies arrived on the scene and determined that there was, in fact, a juvenile who had suffered a gunshot wound to the chest. The juvenile was transported to Longview Good Shepherd Medical Center by Marshall Fire E.M.S. and is reported to be in stable condition. This incident is an ongoing investigation by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office, and no further details are available at this time.

Sheriff Fletcher would like to remind the public to practice firearm safety and storage, especially around children.
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12/10/2022

Marshall High School will be closed to students on Thursday and Friday while MISD continues with fire restoration. The 200 hall and CTE wing are being deep cleaned and having air filters replaced. MHS staff will report to work on Thursday and Friday at the regular start time. All other campuses are open.

12/10/2022

Marshall native and expert at choosing joy, Deborah Parker is this week’s guest on our featured series, Incredible Local Woman, sponsored by Meadowbrook Funeral Home and Cremation Services.

Marshall native and expert at choosing joy, Deborah Parker is this week’s guest on our featured series, Incredible Local Woman, sponsored by Meadowbrook Funeral Home and Cremation […]

11/10/2022

Have you bought your tickets yet for Texas Sounds International? Get them today!

It's Texas Sounds week at MCH!!! Tickets are online at www.memorialcityhall.com, get your tickets to this wonderful, truly-international festival with artists from over 14 different countries coming to Marshall!

07/10/2022

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06/10/2022

Attention!! The Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce has just announced a 2 for 1 promotion for the Curtis Grimes concert, this Saturday night at 7:00pm!! Go to www.memorialcityhall.com for tickets and enter the promo code fireant40 and you can get two tickets for the price of one!!