The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency (EMA), in coordination with the Marshall County Highway Department, has downgraded the county's travel status from a "Travel Watch" to a "Travel Advisory," effective immediately for the remainder of today.
This change reflects significant progress made by Highway Department crews in clearing county roads. While conditions have improved considerably, a "Travel Advisory" indicates that routine travel may be hazardous.
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