On Monday, Marysville City Council discussed a fire truck that was damaged during a pasture fire south of town.
News
Lifeguards at the Marysville Aquatic Center will see a 50-cent-per-hour raise this year, bringing entry-level pay to $8.50 per hour.
Remodeling of the former Crome’s Market, 505 Broadway, is under way as IdniTeez plans to move into the building.
Construction of the Irish Creek Wind Farm will begin soon, NextEra Energy attorney Alan Anderson said Monday after Marshall County commissioners voted to approve four agreements with the company.
Pam Dankenbring, Marysville, wants to continue to see educational opportunity offered to students in Marysville public schools.
Twenty-eight applicants are seeking the job of Marysville tourism director.
Citizens State Bank, Marysville, recently gave a $25,000 donation to Marysville public schools to be used for the new ag complex at the junior-senior high school.
COVID-19
A week after nurses gave 1,067 shots of COVID-19 vaccine in a single day at the historic depot, the Marshall County Health Department continued to give booster shots at their offices in downtown Marysville.
Hours have been expanded for the mass vaccination clinic set to give second Pfizer shots Thursday at the historic depot.
Marshall County Health Department is offering free COVID-19 vaccinations to all adults.
Sports
The improvements keep coming for Marysville’s track and field athletes.
Jackson Rader, Marysville, won his third straight golf tournament and second one shooting under par.
Both Marysville’s No. 1 entries went 3-0 Tuesday in a Manhattan boys’ tennis quad against teams from upper classifications.
Editorials
New fire station, new ag complex, local property tax rates, no chickens in city limits, COVID-19 precautions, new school superintendent, teacher assignments, pay raises, infrastructure work, condemned buildings, new street signs, purchases of real estate and equipment.
Marysville is home to an architectural beauty in its Romanesque-style historic courthouse.
Since statehood in 1861, Kansas residents have relied upon elected legislators to tackle issues, develop proposed laws, then vote on them — mostly out of earshot or view of ordinary citizens.
Obituaries
RICHARD DAVID TURNER
GRETCHEN LAVON WINTERS
ROGER E. PISHNY
JEFFREY JAMES BROOKS
Obituary date: Gretchen Winters, Roger Pishny, Richard Turner.
JoANN HUERTER
Family Living
The Peterson Brothers will present a family-friendly program based on their farming experiences during Memorial Day weekend events in Vermillion.
The Marysville High School class of 2017 will provide baked goods for a sale Saturday in conjunction with the Ahern garage sale in Frankfort.
Eddie Rodriguez, Concordia, will reopen Eddie’s Barbershop, 718 Broadway, on Tuesday.
Opinion
Editor’s note: It’s been a tough year of isolation, illness and caution with COVID-19. The Advocate asked local organizations to reflect on what a year of pandemic meant to them, how they managed and what their dreams are now. The following was written by Sharon Vogelsberg and Kay Nester wi…
When the initial pandemic outbreak occurred over a year ago, it was expected that the COVID-19 coronavirus would be similar to the 2003 SARS coronavirus. That meant many general hygiene measures were needed: handwashing, cleaning of doorknobs and tables, limiting handshakes or other body con…
Because I haven’t been part of the publishing/bookselling industry in almost 40 years now, I found myself wondering how long it took Scott Galloway to write, print and distribute his 2020 book, “Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity.” My guess would be 30 days, but maybe as much as 90. Lig…
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