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Disability Supports of the Great Plains is partnering with iCan Bike in hopes of sending more McPherson and Hutchinson individuals with special needs to a bicycle riding camp.
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Donna Venso looks out on the floor of the ReUse It Center. She does not see boards and nails and broken lamps; she sees a million projects waiting to spring to life.
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When Tony Ramey composes and performs his country music, he communicates a simple message.
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The last time McPherson park shelters got new roofing was in 1979.
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More than 4,000 bikers gathered in Marquette Saturday for the annual Thunder on the Smoky.
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McPherson Main Street is participating in a loan and grant program aimed at beautifying McPherson downtown.
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McPherson Main Street is embarking on a project to preserve downtown history and move toward making downtown a historic district.
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United Way of McPherson County has granted $1,000 to the Lindsborg Summer Food Service Program.
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A request to mill a portion of Smoky Valley Road was retracted during a county commissioner meeting on Tuesday.
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“‘Meaningless! Meaningless!’ says the Teacher. “‘Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless!’”
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The McPherson High School class of 2013 was showered with cheers, applause and advice during graduation ceremonies Saturday.
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On Sunday, Bethany College honored 116 students who earned bachelor of arts, bachelor of music, and bachelor of music education degrees from the college during the 2012-2013 academic year.
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A list of more current construction codes was put into effect by McPherson city commissioners on Monday, including a major change to arc fault breakers that could prevent fires.
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McPherson High School seniors traveled to school in a flurry of pomp and fanfare Friday for their last day before graduation.
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Science students at Canton-Galva Middle School had an out-of-this-world experience this week.
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Deliveries for the 5th annual Summer Lunch program will begin on June 5.
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A layer of asphalt is being added to roads south of McPherson.
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Grandmaster Timur Gareev was surrounded by 40 chess boards and opponents.
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It was the perfect afternoon for a thirst-quenching glass of lemonade.
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Beginning on Monday and continuing through June 2, drivers can expect increased police presence on McPherson city streets as the McPherson Police Department joins more than 140 other law enforcement agencies in aggressively enforcing Kansas occupant restraint and other traffic laws as part of the 2013 Kansas Click It or Ticket traffic enforcement...
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A nationally recognized fitness program is now being offered by the McPherson YMCA.
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As legislators in Topeka duke it out over the future of the state tax system, local residents are considering how changes could affect their pocket books.
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The McPherson Opera House will finally host its first full opera Friday.
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An average of 150 officers die every year in the United States while in the line of duty.
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Event highlights1. The Ninth Annual Thunder on The Smoky Motorcycle Rally will be from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Highlights include a bike show from 10:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the city park (spectator voting for first and second place); a poker run at 10:30 p.m.;...
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Jerri Wall Yeargan had a chronic history of sinus infections and sinus headaches.
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The McPherson school district will vote “no” in June regarding a proposed split of Class 4A into two divisions for post-season and state championship competition.
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McPherson USD 418 announced the district has avoided $1 million in energy costs during the last eight years.
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Controversy bubbled up yet again surrounding the Central Kansas Conservancy’s Rails to Trails project during a McPherson County Commission meeting Tuesday.
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It was an extensive chase, but ended without incident.
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A bell rung crisp and loud through the campus of Central Christian College Saturday to commemorate the dedication of the M.B. Miller Heritage Plaza.
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New home buyers in McPherson will get some new perks for choosing McPherson as their home.
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A former McPherson public works director will temporarily take the position again.
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A new competition in the Madathon games this year was simple enough.
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A beach turtle sculpted of sand took first place during a sand sculpting competition during All Schools Day Friday.
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Gov. Sam Brownback said Kansas is headed in the right direction during a Republican luncheon Friday in McPherson.
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The following is a schedule of events for All School's Day, with events from May 1 to 12.Events are written as event/time/location/admission.
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USD 418 staff and college graduates across the community cast off their formal attire Thursday in favor of college T-shirts.The school district usually encourages its staff twice a year to wear college apparel of a school they attended or support in order to encourage discussion with youth...
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The McPherson Dog Park Association is hosting a fundraiser Saturday at Wall Park.
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“No matter what” was the motto that characterized the life of Blake Reed.
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John Kollett has flown and worked on airplanes for more than 50 years.
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Kaytlynn Kuder held the purple ribbon tightly in her hand.
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Two McPherson County schools were recently recognized at the state level for their support of character education.
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The final steps are being completed on a recreational trail that will stretch between McPherson and Lindsborg.
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A variety of music performances will give All Schools Day attendees plenty to choose from this weekend.
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A team of world champion sand sculptors are forming 50 tons of sand into a scene from a one-room schoolhouse in honor of All Schools Day.
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A local Vietnamese family needed help.
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In order to more closely adhere to state mandates, McPherson County Community Corrections will work to meet three new goals for the 2014 fiscal year.
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The latest McPherson mural with its patriotic splashes or red, white and blue harkens back to a simpler time in the 1950s.
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Long after the bands’ music has faded into memory and the lights of the carnival have dimmed, one contribution to this year’s 100th celebration of All Schools Day will live on.
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