The start date for the resurfacing project on Highway 36 from the west city limits of Hiawatha, west to the Nemaha/Brown County line has been pushed back two weeks, to May 2nd. It was originally set to begin this week, however the weather has not cooperated, therefore the project will be moved back. Hall Brothers of Marysville are the primary ... Read More »
Three teenagers, including one juvenile, were arrested Sunday morning in Southern Gage County in connection to a burglary that occurred on Walnut Road. According to Gage County Authorities, a resident of Walnut Road called the Gage County Sheriff’s Office as he observed three men taking items from vehicles parked on his property. He approached them and recognized one of the men, ... Read More »
A reminder that Daylight Savings Time returns this weekend. Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed Saturday night. The time officially returns at 2 am Sunday morning. Read More »
This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week across the State of Kansas. Tornado sirens will be tested throughout the state on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 pm. Last year, Kansas reported it’s first tornado on February 28 when 8 tornadoes were reported, along with 1 fatality and 12 injuries that day. The main threat for tornadoes in Kansas is April thru June, however they can ... Read More »
The recent school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut have called for a plan of action locally. Now, along with tornado and fire drills, the Marshall County schools have called for set intruder drills. Plans have already been set in the Marysville Public Schools and practice runs have been placed in their schedules. Police Chief Todd Ackerman said that he would be ... Read More »
93 vehicles were inspected by the Kansas Highway Patrol and 24 vehicles were inspected by Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, & Tourism in a check lane set up in Nemaha County the first Sunday in December. No major violations were found by either organization, which was set up on Highway 36. There were 3 misdemeanor arrests made, along with 2 ... Read More »
In an update to our story about area post offices having shortened hours, the proposed hours at Home City Post Office were 8 to 10 a.m., however they have now been set for 9 to 11 a.m. Monday thru Friday. Elaine Roever, Postmaster-relief at Home City, said they had received a letter from the U.S. Postal Service late last week ... Read More »
Washington County Fair Board had their annual meeting last Tuesday. Elected as officers this year are: President is Bill Keesecker, Vice President is Les Gauby, Secretary is Todd Lindquist, Treasurer is Kathy Richter and At-Large Members are Randy Hiestermann and Tim Klipp. The Washington County Fair will be held July 16-21 with the theme being “Piecing it together in the ... Read More »
MANHATTAN, Kan. – In addition to the national FX television broadcast on Saturday, K-State’s marquee non-conference football matchup with Miami will also be carried live on FOX Deportes, the No. 1 U.S. Latino sports network, FOX officials have announced. FOX Deportes will broadcast 17 college football games this season with the K-State/Miami game as well as the AT&T Cotton Bowl ... Read More »
MARYSVILLE USD #364 Regular Board Meeting Highlights July 11, 2012 Elected Kevin Samuelson as President of the Board of Education for 2012-13. Elected Sandy Wilson as Vice-President of the Board for 2012-13. AppointedLucy Westas Clerk of the Board, Cathy Yager as Deputy Clerk, and Jody Bruna as Treasurer. Appointed the law firm of Bolton & McNish ... Read More »
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