KNDY LOCAL NEWS

The Marshall County Commissioners convened to approve minutes and various purchase orders related to public works and repairs. They discussed a bridge repair bid and basement repairs, approved personnel changes, and explored Access Control bids. Several executive sessions addressed non-elected personnel matters and potential litigation. The meeting adjourned at 11:10 a.m.

Roadway upgrades are underway on U.S. 77 in Marshall County, starting Friday, Aug. 28, just east of Minnesota Avenue in Waterville.

Health officials are investigating a Salmonella outbreak linked to the Axtell Days Festival held August 6-9. The Marshall County Health Department and KDHE urge all attendees to complete a 10-15 minute health survey to help determine the outbreak's source. Contact information is provided for those needing assistance.

Brandon Savage, a K-State Engagement Fellow, will present "Making AI Work for Your Business" on September 3, from noon to 1 p.m. at Marysville City Hall. The free program targets business owners and employees, focusing on practical AI tools applicable in daily work. Lunch is included, and reservations are due by August 31.

The City of Washington, Kansas, seeks applications for a Public Works Superintendent. Candidates must have a valid Kansas Class B CDL, a HS Diploma/GED, and relevant experience. Residency within five miles is required, along with certain certifications. Compensation is based on qualifications, and applications are accepted until filled.

The Marshall County Commissioners held a meeting with all members present, addressing various administrative matters including the approval of minutes, purchase orders, and applications for Neighborhood Revitalization. Updates were provided on personnel hires and ongoing projects like the GIS system. The meeting concluded with voucher approvals and an adjournment until August 17, 2026.