The Marysville City Council is no longer accepting memorial benches in City Park.
Lottery tickets recently were stolen from the Home City Depot, and large galvanized panels were taken from a farm near Frankfort.
An electrical transmission company continues to seek voluntary easement agreements with Marshall County landowners as part of a planned 750-mile transmission line.
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Reports of Rocky Mountain elk spotted in Marshall County are increasing, wildlife officials say.
Marshall County is in moderate drought, along with 30 percent of the state.
State wildlife officials have confirmed a mountain lion sighting near the southern border of Marshall County.
Marshall County officials were sworn in Monday and commissioners’ appointed positions were unchanged during the annual reorganization.
Renaming a portion of highway in Marshall County, putting an anti-abortion constitutional amendment up for statewide vote, approving the state budget and dealing with COVID-19 are among issues area legislators Sen. Elaine Bowers, R-Concordia, and Rep. Lisa Moser, R-Wheaton, are looking forwa…
Concession stands and restrooms at Lakeview Sports Complex and Feldhausen Field need repairs and updating, city councilman Parker Price told the council Dec. 28.
Gov. Laura Kelly said her administration has prioritized broadband internet development from the start. Now she’s seeing it gain a higher priority among the public as the pandemic continues.
The Irish Creek Wind Project site plan gained approval from Marshall County commissioners Monday. NextEra Energy, Juno Beach, Fla., did not act on requests from landowners for turbines to be moved farther from their residences before the plan was OK’d.
Landoll Company founder and chief executive officer Don Landoll was recently featured nationally on RFD-TV’s show “This Week in Agribusiness” in back-to-back segments.
Marysville Police Department is investigating a burglary at a Marysville business.
A man accused of murder and arson in the death of a Vermillion man earlier this year is expected to enter a plea in late January.
Farm Bureau Financial Services has moved into its new building on the southwest corner of Broadway and 12th Street in downtown Marysville.
Several Frankfort-area residents voiced concerns Monday with the proposed placement of turbines in the Irish Creek Wind Project site plan.
The first positive case of COVID-19 in the United States was identified on Jan. 20 in Washington state in a man who had returned from Wuhan, China, a few days earlier.
Agriculture education teachers Shelby Siemens and Cassandra Shoemann are excited to start their second semester Jan. 5 in the new ag complex at Marysville Junior-Senior High.
Carol Blocker, owner of C Blocker Realty, will retire from many years in the real estate business Dec. 31.
Irish Creek Wind Project’s map of turbine sites was released Monday for public viewing.
A few items remain to be completed in the new Marysville Junior-Senior High ag complex as work winds down on the $3.1 million project.
Sunday is the deadline for Marshall County’s property taxes to be paid for the first half of 2020.
Marshall County commissioners approved a $95,677 purchase of 6.2 acres north of Subway in east Marysville Monday.
Blue Valley Technologies’ effort to bring broadband internet service to Blue Rapids is progressing, and the first phase of the project is expected to be complete by the end of December.
Sgt. First Class Jacob Smith with the local National Guard unit delivers a COVID kit to Evelyn Baker, an RSVP volunteer in Marysville, recently. The Guard helped RSVP to deliver basic supplies to its senior volunteers.
Forty-five entries have registered for this year’s 2020 Light Up Marysville Christmas decorating contest, which kicks off this weekend.
Marshall County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved re-opening the courthouse to the public Monday.
A car crashed through Dollar General’s front plate-glass window at 11th and Center Street Monday afternoon. The wreck damaged the store’s brick front and glass window while scattering store items in its path, but did not injure anyone.
A total $77,350 was raised at the third annual Frankfort Gives Match Day on Dec. 1 at the town’s Alstadt Galerie and online.
Vincent and Jacey Pacha, Waterville, will take over Marysville’s recreation program starting in January. Their new program is named Marshall County Parks and Recreation.
Blue Rapids City Council recently passed ordinances that create incentives for home builders and ease restrictions.
Marysville City Council has approved a new procurement policy that raises the city administrator’s and department heads’ purchasing authority.
Vincent and Jacey Pacha, Waterville, met with Marysville City Council in special session Monday to discuss taking over the city’s recreation program. The council voted to have the city attorney write a five-year contract with the Pachas, and the council will consider it at a future meeting.
Marysville City Council voted 7-1 to approve a $1.50-per-hour raise for all city employees except police officers, who will receive a $1.25-per-hour raise. The decision was made during the council’s Nov. 23 meeting.
Oregon Trail Presbyterian Ministry youth Shae and Delana Murk hold up signs, with words reversed due to a camera setting, in support of local health care workers. Memorial Presbyterian Church was to help lead a parade at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, around Community Memorial Healthcare and Marys…
“Take what you need and leave what you can” is the basic idea for the Blessings Box installed on the east side of the Blue Rapids City Park this week.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department has received 13 reports of fraudulent unemployment claims in recent months.
Marshall County’s first-half 2020 property taxes are due Dec. 20, and notices have been mailed out.
Marysville City Council, which met Nov. 9, has tabled discussion of how to deal with sewer system grinder pumps that serve only one customer.
Two non-profit organizations in Marshall County and two Marysville businesses received approval for pandemic-relief grant funds during Monday’s county commissioners’ meeting.
A Marysville man died in a Nov. 7 single-vehicle accident in Pottawatomie County.
Marshall County Commissioner Keith Bramhall was confirmed Monday as the winner in the race for the county’s District 3 seat on the Board of Commissioners.
A group of Marshall County residents concerned about NextEra Energy’s proposed 110-turbine Irish Creek Wind Project have banded together to form an organization named Rural Strong Marshall County. The group says its goal is to preserve the landscape, the open sky and rural quality of life of…
Derek and Colleen Bruna, Hanover, have purchased Friedrichs Tax Service, Marysville.
Results for a race for District 3 Marshall County commissioner were not known Tuesday evening as counting of a write-in campaign continued past deadline.
It’s business as usual at Crome’s Market in Hanover until the store closes on Dec. 31, according to Jenea Bruna, left, co-owner. At right is her mother, Nancy Crome, who works at the grocery store. Shelves are stocked with grocery and non-grocery items. Bruna said she hopes that a buyer will…
If you attended shows at Marysville’s Astro 3 Theatre in the 1970s through the 1990s, today you might recognize a familiar face at Fort Riley’s museums.
Results for a race for District 3 Marshall County commissioner were unresolved Tuesday night as counting of a write-in campaign continued past press deadline.
Marshall County native Jenifer Ashford is the newly elected president of the Kansas District Magistrate Judges Association.
Marshall County commissioners entered into a purchase agreement Monday with Cope Development, Marysville, for 6.2 acres of land north of Subway in east Marysville.
The battle between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden for the presidency may be driving much of the heightened interest in this year’s general election, but some state and local races also are drawing attention.
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