MARSHALL — Plans to build a firearms training range at the Minnesota Emergency Response and Industrial Training Center in Marshall took a step forward this week. On Tuesday, members of the Marshall City Council voted to approve a $172,000 architecture and engineering proposal for the project. Marshall Public Safety Director Jim Marshall said the range construction would complete part of a years-long plan for expansions at the training center. “It’s a project we’ve been working on for a number of years, probably going back to 2018, when we first started seeking funding,” ...