Sarah Kessinger

A local cooperative effort of Marysville Public Library, Marysville Chamber & Main Street and Blue Valley Technologies has landed a $69,453 grant for a new digital literacy program here.

The Kansas Legislature will return to Topeka for a special session on taxes next Tuesday, June 18.

Cyclists from Great Britain and New Zealand dish out a pot of curry for supper June 5 in Marysville City Park’s camping area. Photo by Sarah Kessinger

Concerns are surfacing about a potential five-mile-wide transmission line corridor through Marshall County.

Marysville’s historic Koester Block commercial buildings stand to have a more promising future if city officials and developer Tyler Holloman, with Frontier Property Management, Manhattan, work out an agreement to

A five-mile-wide corridor for large-scale transmission lines is proposed for Marshall County and multiple other counties along a route from southwest through northeast Kansas. At least that’s what the Department of Energy’s website says.

Kansas congressional offices responded to the lack of public notice for the public comment period surrounding a U.S. Department of Energy proposal for a high-voltage transmission corridor through Kansas, including

Camoran Shoptese, of Blue Rapids, was reported missing the night of Fourth of July and was last seen at a home in Blue Rapids. Authorities said Sunday they suspect foul play may have been involved in his disappearance. KBI photo

No charges had been filed as of Tuesday in the death of a 36-year-old Blue Rapids man after state and local law enforcement positively identified his remains found last week in a rural area northwest of Waterville.

A Waterville man was charged Friday with first-degree murder in the death of a Blue Rapids man in early July.