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The Marquette City Council voted unanimously Tuesday, May 26, to apply to the Kansas Department of Commerce for Small Cities Community Development Block Grant funds.
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They arrived in cars and trucks, on motorcycles and even in golf carts.
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Memorial Day 2020. It wasn’t Marquette’s traditional recognition, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic that upset plans across Kansas and the nation. But the flags could still be seen flying over the community cemetery and the sound of TAPS drifted across the graves of fallen veterans. Missing was the choir that has been part of the Memorial Day observance for more than a generation. In addition, the Freemount Lutheran Church did not serve its annual luncheon after the final American Legion service at the Fremont Cemetery because social distancing is not possible in the church basement. The above photos were taken about a week ago. LINDA MOWERY-DENNING/Ellsworth County I-R
Read moreWe are open regular hours with restrictions in place [See detailed information on COVID-19 Directory on Page 4].
Read moreCarolyn Sue Shank, 79, Salina, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by family at 2:34 a.m. Monday, May 18, 2020.
Read moreThe Marquette City Council continued making plans at its regular Tuesday, May 12, meeting, to pay for a sewer lagoon and other projects.
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Friends and family of the Little River Class of 2020 start their drive down main street Saturday to recognize the graduates.LINDA MOWERY-DENNING/Marquette Tribune
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Fifty-five years ago, 19 Wolverines walked through the gymnasium to graduate from MHS. On to life. With a class reunion every five years they would all or some attend the Alumni Banquet on Memorial Day weekend.
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