Tag: Marysville

Attention drivers on U.S. 36 in Marshall County! A significant $5.5 million mill and overlay project is underway, scheduled to begin June 16. This project, led by Hall Brothers Inc., will enhance road conditions and safety, with completion expected by late August. Stay informed and drive safely!

Marysville residents are encouraged to host block parties on Sunday, May 31, from 4-6 p.m. These gatherings can vary in style, from casual outdoor seating to organized games. The aim is to foster community connections. OneMarysville will supply yard signs and invitations. Hosts should contact Wayne Kruse by May 23.

On May 28, volunteers will gather at OneMarysville office for the community cleanup in downtown Marysville, targeting weeds, trash, and dusty sidewalks. The event, leading up to Big Blue River Days, includes a post-cleanup gathering with free food and live music. OneMarysville encourages community engagement and pride through these events.

Marysville residents can participate in creating a patriotic mural for America's 250th anniversary, to be unveiled on July 4th. Individuals will paint tiles that will form a larger Patriots Flag Mural. The first public painting event takes place on May 13. No experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome.

The 50th annual Mother's Day Market in Marysville will take place on May 9-10, celebrating a tradition that began in 1976. The event features shopping, food, music, and family activities, aiming to connect the community. Admission is free, with numerous entertainment options, including performances and contests for families.

The Mother’s Day Market in Marysville draws thousands each spring. A community cleanup, sponsored by OneMarysville, is scheduled for April 30, encouraging residents to prepare downtown and the park for the event. Post-cleanup, volunteers can enjoy live music and a cookout. The event emphasizes community togetherness and is open to all.

Blue Valley Technologies (BVT) is set to launch free public Wi-Fi at Marysville City Park by Mother’s Day weekend, supported by a grant from the Kansas Office of Broadband Development's ADOPT Program. This initiative enhances connectivity for community events, ensuring residents and visitors can easily access the internet and stay connected.

Tickets are now available for the Marshall County Arts Cooperative’s 17th annual musical revue fundraiser, “Through the Rearview at the Replay Lounge,” scheduled for January 30-31. The show features songs representing various life stages. Ticket prices range from $10 to $40, supporting local talent and the arts cooperative's programming.

Calvin Arsenia, a celebrated Kansas City musician, will perform a free concert on Jan. 9 at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Art and lead a songwriting workshop on Jan. 10. The event also features artist Alex Laughlin's exhibition and workshops. Registration is required for both workshops with a deadline of Jan. 8.

Black Squirrels on Parade invites individuals and businesses to sponsor five-foot-tall squirrel statues in Marysville, enhancing the town’s public art collection. Initiated in 2015, the project has grown significantly, with 51 statues now promoting community pride. Sponsorships for new statues are open until early 2026 for unveiling during Black Squirrel Fall Fest.

OneMarysville will hold its annual meeting and awards banquet, Celebrate Marysville, on January 10. Festivities include a cocktail hour, dinner, and an awards presentation recognizing local businesses and individuals for their contributions. Tickets cost $25, or $200 for a table of eight, with reservations due by January 5.

Marysville will celebrate the Christmas season with "Christmas on Broadway" on November 29, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event includes the lighting of Christmas Wonderland, a chili fundraiser by the fire department, free carriage rides, the mayor lighting the Christmas tree, and a fireworks display, promoting community engagement.