Marshall Students Do Their Part for Earth Day

2026-09-29 8:27 AM

A LITTLE LATE, but Marshall High School students spent their Earth Day sprucing up parts of the school’s more natural areas by laying vegetable beds, planting native shrubs and, seen here, weeding around the pond edge.

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