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Local Author, Kady Toole, To Visit Marysville Library
The Marysville Library is hosting an Author visit this week. Lisa Dierking tells us about the visit. She also shares what children can do to
Gift of Warmth At Marysville American Legion
By Tim Voelker The Gift of Warmth will take place on Christmas Day at the Marysville American Legion. Free soup, sandwiches and desserts will be
Marysville Elects New Mayor
By Tim Voelker Marysville has a new Mayor. Todd Frye has begun his term as Mayor of Marysville. Todd shares his thoughts on his new
Marysville Chamber and Main Street’s “Love Local” Campaign
By Tim Voelker The Marysville Chamber and Main Street has supported many activities during the Christmas Season and throughout the year. One of the things
Marysville High School KAY Club Will Have Citizenship Week
The Marysville High School KAY Club is having a Citizenship Week December 10 – 16. Mandy Cook, MHS Kay sponsor, tells us about the Kay
Marshall County Arts Cooperative To Host Dueling Divas and Devos
By Tim Voelker The Marshall County Arts Cooperative is having their Dueling Divas and Devos competition on Saturday, November 11 at the Lee Dam Fine
Pink Friday Encourages Shopping Local
By Quinn O’Hara From Abilene to Marysville to Clay Center, small businesses in the KCLY listening area are gearing up for the 2023 holiday season.
Community Memorial Healthcare and Pawnee Mental Health Services Will Provide Mental Health First Aid Classes
By Tim Voelker Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville and Pawnee Mental Health Services will be providing Mental Health First Aid classes. The first class will
Marysville Police Department Seizes Pills Containing Fentanyl
By Tim Voelker The Marysville Police Department made a drug seizure which included “Dirty 30” pills which contain fentanyl. Chief of Police Matt Simpson, was
Marysville To Discuss Tax Credits for Historic Buildings
By Tim Voelker There will be two meetings in Marysville on Wednesday concerning the possibility of Tax Credits for Historic buildings. Kristen Johnston, Historic Tax