Marysville Advocate

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Small family-owned weekly newspaper (circulation 4,800), covering local news and life in Marshall County, nestled in the northern Flint Hills of Kansas.

11/05/2025

Mild and dry through the rest of the week. Big changes for the end of the weekend with much colder temperatures moving in.

Christmas Open House is this Friday in downtown Marysville!
11/05/2025

Christmas Open House is this Friday in downtown Marysville!

Christmas Open House is Friday, November 7, 1–6 p.m. Seventeen local shops are ready with specials, new arrivals and an array of gift ideas.

Come shop, get into the holiday spirit and keep your dollars local.

Marysville makes the season—together.

11/05/2025

Get your shop or service team ready for the holiday rush. We’ll map the customer journey, highlight what works and leave with quick fixes you can put to work right away.

Register today—send us a message or call 785-562-3101.

11/05/2025

Correction: The Advocate's front-page election story in this week’s print edition incorrectly describes the Marshall County ballot question. The special question asked voters whether to repeal a rule requiring that 30 percent of gross receipts come from food at establishments that sell liquor by the drink. The voters repealed the rule 1,082-441.

Tuesday’s city and school general election featured few races, one special question and very low voter turnout at 22 per...
11/05/2025

Tuesday’s city and school general election featured few races, one special question and very low voter turnout at 22 percent.

Marysville electrician and City Council member Kris Schrater spent much of 2003 as a U.S. Marine in the thick of the Ira...
11/05/2025

Marysville electrician and City Council member Kris Schrater spent much of 2003 as a U.S. Marine in the thick of the Iraq War. He learned much from the experience and now strives to take the Marines’ public service lessons to heart each day as a cou…

Marysville electrician and City Council member Kris Schrater spent much of 2003 as a U.S. Marine in the thick of the Iraq War. He learned much from the experience and

In the summer of 1994, 19-year-old Jeff Keating was looking for direction.
11/05/2025

In the summer of 1994, 19-year-old Jeff Keating was looking for direction.

A metal arched building at 203 Broadway in Marysville holds hundreds of aluminum cans that three local volunteers regula...
11/05/2025

A metal arched building at 203 Broadway in Marysville holds hundreds of aluminum cans that three local volunteers regularly process to send to a recycling center in Salina.

People typically begin lining up for Families First of Marshall County’s monthly food distribution at 9 a.m. for a progr...
11/05/2025

People typically begin lining up for Families First of Marshall County’s monthly food distribution at 9 a.m. for a program that opens at 3 p.m. on the first Monday of the month.

People typically begin lining up for Families First of Marshall County’s monthly food distribution at 9 a.m. for a program that opens at 3 p.m. on the first Monday of

Veterans Day programs will be Tuesday at Marysville High School and this Saturday in Blue Rapids.
11/05/2025

Veterans Day programs will be Tuesday at Marysville High School and this Saturday in Blue Rapids.

Tax statements for 2025 are being finalized this week and likely will go in the mail next week, Marshall County Treasure...
11/05/2025

Tax statements for 2025 are being finalized this week and likely will go in the mail next week, Marshall County Treasurer Angie Price told county commissioners Monday.

Sixth seed Valley Heights took an opening round loss Friday in the first day of the 2A state volleyball tournament in Do...
11/05/2025

Sixth seed Valley Heights took an opening round loss Friday in the first day of the 2A state volleyball tournament in Dodge City and then used the disappointment to fuel a 2-1 finish in pool play.

Sixth seed Valley Heights took an opening round loss Friday in the first day of the 2A state volleyball tournament in Dodge City and then used the disappointment to fuel

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Small family-owned weekly newspaper (circulation 3,500), covering local news and life in Marshall County, nestled in the northern Flint Hills of Kansas.