Homer Hanson Stadium

09/12/2026

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Marysville Bulldogs Final Score!

09/05/2026

08/29/2026

Incredibly proud to have this stadium in our town.

Thank you to everyone that contributed during the initial fundraising event.

Sincerely,
The Homer Hanson Stadium Committee

08/27/2026

Congratulations candidates.

08/18/2026

Welcome! We are inviting you to submit any questions you have about the district’s possible move to a new athletic league. Your input is essential—by gathering your questions now, we can ensure that the information presented at our upcoming community meeting is accurate, comprehensive, and direc...

08/17/2026

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Math teacher. Coach. FCA sponsor. 4-H parent. Church volunteer. Gideon. And somehow, Ben Wertenberger still finds time to write poems for pep assemblies.

Ben has his hand in a lot of things involving Marysville’s kids — in the classroom, on the court, on the field and throughout the community.

We’re Nuts About Ben Wertenberger!

08/14/2026

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08/13/2026

Alumni Proud 👏👏

A huge shoutout to Shane Rengstorf & the entire Turf Team for all the hard work they put in day in and day out! 👏The course is looking incredible, & it wouldn’t be possible without their dedication & attention to detail. We appreciate everything you do to keep Colbert Hills looking its best!⛳️

08/11/2026

This is a fun view.

🕰️ Marshall County Memory

Take a step back in time to downtown Marysville in 1931!

This remarkable photograph captures a busy day in the heart of our community. In the foreground, you'll spot the Ben Franklin Store—one of America's beloved five and dime stores. For generations, stores like Ben Franklin were more than places to shop. They were gathering places where families could find everything from toys and school supplies to sewing notions, candy, and household goods—all at affordable prices.

Broadway looking northeast from the middle of the 900 block on September 10, 1929. Original format copy of a Hawkins photo. Ben Franklin Chain Store on left. Presbyterian, Baptist and Catholic churches in background.

👀 What catches your eye first?

Do you remember shopping at the Ben Franklin Store? What was your favorite thing to buy? We'd love to hear your memories in the comments!

☕ Want to learn more? Join us for Coffee & Conversation on Friday, August 14,
1 PM, as we explore the history of Five and Dime Stores and the important role they played in our community. Whether you remember Ben Franklin or are discovering these stores for the first time, we invite you to come share in the conversation!

🏛️ Photo courtesy of the Marshall County Historical Society & Museum.