Prospect Hill Cemetery and Alcove Spring Historic Park took direct hits from one of the EF1 tornadoes that spun out of a powerful June 11 storm in Marshall County.
A special election has been set for Aug. 30 for Valley Heights USD 498 voters to decide whether to issue bonds for school improvements.
Fourth of July celebrations are set for Waterville, Blue Rapids and Centralia this weekend.
Work is set to begin on brick-and-mortar restoration on the north side of the Marshall County Historic Courthouse, members of the county’s Historical Society learned on Sunday during the organization’s annual meeting.
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Marysville City Council will decide whether to open Marysville Aquatic Center at their July 11 regular meeting. If leak repairs are complete and enough lifeguards are available, the pool would open July 12.
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Employees and community residents congratulated Valley Veterinary Supply co-owners Ray Shultz and Arnold Nagely Sunday evening in a retirement reception for the two entrepreneurial veterinarians at Marysville’s Lee Dam Center for Fine Art.
Neighbors and volunteers came out in big numbers to help after the June 11 tornadic storm socked west and central Marshall County.
The city is waiting for Lexington Plumbing, Kansas City, Mo., to say when it can get back here to fix yet another leak detected in the Marysville Aquatic Center. The new leak was discovered last week when Lexington brought a leak-detection crew to Marysville, City Administrator Austin St. Jo…
Festivities at the Hanover Days of ’49 begin Thursday evening with carnival rides, a beer garden and food on the festival grounds and conclude Saturday night with a fireworks display.
County commissioners voted 2-1 Monday to pay current Marshall County employees a $2 an hour premium for regular hours worked from April 1, 2020, through March 31, 2021, from American Recovery Plan Act funds. County Clerk Sandy Wilson said Tuesday that she didn’t have an estimate yet for the …
As a storm approached the Marysville area about 5:45 p.m. Saturday, Lana Pekarek and her family stepped outside their home north of Home City to watch a line of clouds moving south toward Marysville.
Industrial plumbers from Lexington Plumbing of Kansas City, Mo., planned to return to Marysville Wednesday to try to find and fix the leaks in the Marysville Aquatic Center
A retirement reception will honor Dr. Arnold Nagely and Dr. Ray Shultz, founders of Valley Vet Supply, from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Art, Marysville.
Some Marshall County residents remained without power late Sunday morning after a Saturday storm with high winds and at least one tornado left a trail of damage from the Nebraska border to the southern county line.
Marshall County communities of Marysville, Blue Rapids, Waterville, Bremen, Herkimer and rural homes and businesses continued clean-up early Sunday from a tornadic storm that ripped through the area Saturday evening.
It was a mother-to-daughter handoff of the Pony Express mailbag Tuesday morning on Eighth Street in downtown Marysville.
Gasoline prices are reaching highs never seen before in the area.
Two leaks were fixed but another has been discovered at the Marysville Aquatic Center, and the pool remained closed early this week.
Mike and Nancy Janne of the barbecue team When Pigs Die, from Gretna, Neb., were named overall winners of the Big Blue BBQ contest Saturday in Marysville.
Members of the Marysville American Legion Auxiliary to SMN&R Post 163 will celebrate the organization’s 100th anniversary with a dinner at the Legion on Sunday.
State Sen. Dennis Pyle, a Hiawatha Republican, announced Tuesday that he plans to run for governor in the November general election.
An EF1 tornado touched down about four miles southwest of Marysville Tuesday night, tearing down trees and outbuildings in its path.
Marysville’s Big Blue River Days this weekend features new contests for young adults along with the old standards at the annual car show, barbecue contest and Kids Zone.
A horse and rider will gallop into town Tuesday morning as the call “Pony rider coming!” will be heard outside Marysville’s Pony Express Barn & Museum.
Big gusty winds assured flags flew high Monday as the public gathered for Memorial Day services at Marysville Cemetery and families and friends visited loved ones’ graves.
Marysville Aquatic Center remained closed this week as repairs continued on water systems at the pool.
Members of the Marysville American Legion Auxiliary to SMN&R Post 163 will celebrate the organization's 100th anniversary with a dinner at the Legion on June 12.
Waterville recently became home to an electric vehicle charging station thanks to the Kansas Power Pool.
Memorial Day services will be held at cemeteries throughout the area Monday morning. The public is invited to the ceremonies.
An industrial plumber was to be in Marysville Tuesday morning to repair a crack in a pipe and to bring a part for the swimming pool boiler in an effort to get the Marysville Aquatic Center to a place where it will hold water and the city could prepare to open it.
Some things need to be done sooner rather than later to mesh the county’s work on a new jail with necessary timelines for a USDA Rural Development loan application.
Toby Carrig, Pony Express Barn & Museum director and Marysville tourism director, has accepted a position as Convention and Visitors Bureau coordinator for the city of Newton, effective June 13.
Demolition of the southern half of the tennis courts in City Park began Monday afternoon.
A new journey in the lives of 54 Marysville High School graduates began Sunday after graduation.
A crack in a 12-inch pipe on the north side of the Marysville Aquatic Center needs to be fixed for the pool to open for the season. A representative from Lexington Plumbing, Kansas City, Mo., was to be in Marysville Wednesday morning to look at the pipe.
Brad Lippert, a Sabetha Republican, has filed for the position of Marshall County attorney.
County commissioners started crunching numbers Monday as they began to look at a funding package for a new jail.
A bill to restrict protections against infectious disease was vetoed Monday by Gov. Laura Kelly, who said it was a “one-size-fits-all” approach that left state industry and schools vulnerable to diseases such as avian flu, measles, tuberculosis and others.
Jon Ungerer, Marysville, filed by petition last week to represent the First District as Marshall County commissioner.
There’s good news and bad news on the Marysville Aquatic Center front this week.
Marysville High School will celebrate the graduation of 54 seniors Sunday at a 2:30 p.m. ceremony in the junior-senior high activities center.
The Kansas Legislature completed its 2022 wrap-up session in late April with actions including passage of a bill to phase out the sales tax on food.
Pony Up Marysville Match Day set another record Friday, bringing in a total $455,497, including the match money donated for the event.
People can see the beginning of a total lunar eclipse from Marshall County by 9:30 p.m. Sunday, barring cloudy weather.
Marshall County students explored the county courthouse on April 27 and watched a mock trial in the historic courthouse during County Government Day.
Community Memorial Healthcare has again been named one of the Top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States.
Last year was again a record year for funds raised during Pony Up Marysville Match Day.
The 46th Marysville Mother’s Day Market will be May 7 and 8 in the Marysville City Park.
Farmland values continued to increase at a rapid pace through the end of 2021, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Marysville Community Foundation’s sixth annual Pony Up Marysville Match Day on May 6 will have a larger match fund and more options to donate.
John and Mandy Snyder are happy to finally be settled into their new Blue Rapids home.
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