Marysville basketball teams split with visiting Concordia Tuesday in North Central Kansas League action. The Bulldog girls won 39-32 for their third straight since Saturday’s win in the Hiawatha ...

Jim Woolsoncroft has planted plenty of trees on his farmland in the Vermillion area. It’s resulted in numerous new stands of ...

One result Jim Tilley has seen from clearing trees in his pastureland is the return of spring water. Tilley, winner of the ...

Fourteen Marysville Kids Wrestling Club youths won their home tournament brackets Saturday. Marysville had several wrestlers ...

It was nearly 80 years ago when a young Loyal Shirley enlisted in the Marines while on his senior class trip, unbeknownst to ...

Feb. 5 ...

Cuppa Joe With Josh, 8:30 to 10 a.m., Marysville City Building. Residents invited to discuss city issues with Marysville City Administrator Josh Haverkamp. First and fourth Wednesday of each month.

Three Marysville players sank 3-pointers early in Monday’s make-up boys’ basketball game at Chapman and that helped the Bulldogs take control quickly en route to a 66-25 win.

Almost 100 Kansas pharmacies were to be closed Wednesday, Feb. 5, including one in Blue Rapids, as about 400 pharmacists and technicians traveled to the state Capitol to ask lawmakers ...

After a 1-2 performance in the Hiawatha Invitational Tournament last week, the Marysville girls’ basketball team picked up another win Monday night at Chapman in a make-up game.

provides area residents with many opportunities to file for city or school board seats to be filled this year.

For decades, there has been a general understanding of the coalitions that define the two parties. The wealthy and college educated leaned Republican, while the less educated, working class, and the ...