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Marshall approves $1 50/hour raise for employees in 2023-24 budget, no tax hike

On June 26, the Marshall Town Board of Aldermen approved its 2023-24 budget, which includes a $1.50-per-hour raise for all town employees.

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Marshall budget: $1 50/hour raise for all employees, no tax hike

On June 26, the Marshall Town Board of Aldermen approved its 2023-24 budget, which includes a $1.50-per-hour raise for all town employees.

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Marshall to host Memorial Day celebration on courthouse steps

The Marshall Town Board of Aldermen announced the town will hold a Memorial Day celebration on the steps of the county courthouse on May 29 at 11 a.m.

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Marshall to hang 30x60 American flag to honor Wallin on Memorial Day

Members of Downtown Marshall Association appeared before the town board to discuss summer plans, including a July 2 parade to honor the former mayor.

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Mars Hill, Hot Springs mayors against partisan election bill

Hot Springs and Mars Hill Mayors Abby Norton and John Chandler said they disagreed with a bill that would require Madison s municipal elections to be partisan.

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