All Washington County residents and businesses will have free access to the Washington County Transfer Station Thursday April 25 thru Saturday April 27. They will accept appliances, furniture, mattresses and box springs, scrap metal, wire, and electronics free of charge those three days. Your normal household trash, tires, and construction and demolition material will be charged at their normal rates ... Read More »
PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, service to others is a hallmark of the American character, and central to how we meet our challenges; and WHEREAS, the nation’s mayors are increasingly turning to volunteerism as a cost-effective strategy to meet city needs; and, WHEREAS, Senior Corp volunteers address the most pressing challenges facing our cities and nation, from educating students to preserving the environment; ... Read More »
The Marshall County Emergency Management office would like to remind you that it’s that time of year again when farmers are wanting to burn some pasture and cropland, and with that, for all open burning, a permit is required. You may obtain a permit from the Marshall County Sheriff’s office by calling 785-562-3141. Burn bans may be put into effect ... Read More »
The City of Washington is mourning the loss of it’s mayor Harold Jones, after he passed away on Saturday Jan. 26, following a long battle with illness. He was 67. The city ordinance says that with the passing of an elected official, the president of the council will fill the vacancy until the term expires. Ryan Kern is the council ... Read More »
Tuesday at noon is the filing deadline for candidates to have their name on the city and school election. Candidates filing for town positions can file at the county clerk’s office or at their city office, except for Marysville, in which all candidates running for city office must file at Marysville City Building. School board candidates file at the county ... Read More »
City Council Positions up for election in the city and school election for this year include, in Marysville, Mayor, Treasurer, and 4 council members. Bill Phillipi is the current mayor, Ken Kickhaefer is Treasurer and Council members are Bud Schuette in Ward 1, Bob Shipman in Ward 2, Charlie Schwindamann in Ward 3, and Liz Doll in Ward 4. Axtell ... Read More »
The 2013 Leadership Marshall County Trailblazer class members are looking for a way to give back to their communities through a service project to be completed in early spring 2013. The group hopes to assist with one or several projects within Marshall County that would sustain, enhance or improve the quality of life, the safety of local residents or the ... Read More »
Short $100,000 in a fundraising effort to purchase and renovate the former Union Pacific depot in Marysville as a community and events center, Landmark Enterprise representative Linda Swim Tuesday evening reluctantly advised the Marysville City Council that the group had raised $37,850 from some 80 donors, which left the effort short facing a deadline this week. Landmark had initially been ... Read More »
Marysville City Attorney John McNish informed the Marysville City Council that Landmark Enterprises, Inc. and the City met to discuss a management agreement for UP Depot and surrounding site, assuming that the City acquired the UP Depot and surrounding site from the Union Pacific Railway Company. Landmark proposed they purchase the depot and the land east of where the railroad ... Read More »
Marysville City Council voted to move forward with plans for a new city pool. During their meeting on Monday the Council decided to move forward with the placing of a question on the fall ballot asking Marysville citizens to approve a sales tax increase to pay for a 4.2 million dollar pool. According to City Clerk Debbie Price 4.2 million ... Read More »
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