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Washington County Sheriff’s Report

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On 080612 on 2nd Street just west of C Street Washington Irene Stamm, Washington driving a 1999 Buick backed from driveway and struck a 2005 GMC owned by Kent Wassenberg, Home.  Damage estimated at more than $1,000.00, no injuries were reported. On 091212 an officer was dispatched to Bradford Built, Washington for the report of a disturbance.  As a result, ... Read More »

Two Atvs Stolen From Storage

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Sometime between Friday September 7 and Saturday September 8 unknown person or person(s) gained entrance to a storage building located on the south side of East Maple Road between South 51st and South 58th Road in Gage County. The following items were stolen: Red 2009 Honda Rancher ATV, VIN#1HFTE370194003409 valued at $4,000.00 and one white Honda Rancher ATV, VIN#1HFTE372194000513 valued ... Read More »

Moran Visits Washington County

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Jerry Moran visited Main Street of Barnes this morning. Moran posted a statement saying, “This is a community that is working hard to have a strong future with many specialty and antique shops, two cafes and USD 223 offices”. U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) will speak at the Rotary Club of Washington on Monday, September 24, 2012. Following his remarks, ... Read More »

Homecoming Royalty Announced

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Several area schools crowned homecoming royalty over the weekend. In Washington Brian Otott and Kylie Penning were crowned King and Queen. Axtell crowned Aaron Schmelzle King and Kendra Holthaus Queen. Marysville Homecoming King was Martin Howard and Liz Manley was crowned Queen. Read More »

An Unusually High Number of Dead Deer Are Being Found in the Listening Area

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Kansas and Nebraska Games and Parks said the cause is two similar diseases, Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease and Blue Tongue Disease.  The diseases are spread through bites by a certain gnat or midge.  The diseases cause the deer to suffer a loss of appetite.  As the deer grow progressively weaker they tend to salivate excessively.  Deer with EHD develop a high ... Read More »

The Marshall County Fairgrounds Will Replace Two Barns

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Marshall County Fair Association Bob Lindquist attended the Blue Rapids City Council Monday night to inform the City that the Fair Association will be replacing two old barns this year. According to Lindquist The Hog and Sheep Barns are in bad repair and will be replaced with metal buildings. The new building will be a little shorter than the Show ... Read More »

Centralia Lake Under Public Health Warning

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Centralia Lake has once again been listed as a lake under a health warning due to toxic blue-green algae. A public health warning indicates that water conditions are unsafe and direct water contact is prohibited.  KDHE will continue to monitor the lakes and will provide updates as conditions warrant. Read More »

Valley Heights King and Queen Selected

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The Valley Heights student body named Jessie Zidek Queen and Sheldon Kenworthy King Friday night at the Valley Heights – Onaga halftime. The other Queen Candidates were Katie Musil and Brooke Claycamp. The other King Candidates were Dylan Parker and Alex Laughlin. Read More »

Marysville Bulldogs Celebrate Homecoming

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Marysville Bulldogs will play Clay Center Tigers Friday night at their homecoming game. Festivities will start at 2:15 with the homecoming parade down Broadway.  United Bank and Trust will host a tailgate party in City Park beginning at 5 o’clock. Royalty Candidates are:  Dani Schwarz, Sadie Manley, Liz Manley, Madison Kracht, Amber Cadwell, Cody Hill, Martin Howard, James Landoll, Mikah ... Read More »

Bridge Construction Moving Forward

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The Gage County Board of Supervisors chose Simons Contracting to begin replacing a deteriorating bridge in Wymore Wednesday morning. Simons, with a Nebraska office based in North Platte, was awarded the contract for $1,238,871. The bridge crosses Indian Creek on 51st Road southeast of Wymore. The road extends from River Street in Blue Springs and First Street in Wymore. Federal ... Read More »

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