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Swedish folk dancing, a wishing tree, giant chess and an outdoor Viking lawn game were some of the many activities Saturday at the Midsummer’s Festival in Lindsborg.
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McPherson USD 418 hosted a gathering Friday to discuss state assessments with Kansas educators.
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McPherson’s interim city prosecutor was approved to take a permanent seat this week.
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A misunderstanding between city commissioners and the McPherson Dog Park Association prompted a study session late Monday morning.
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The Kansas Legislature passed and Governor Sam Brownback recently signed a law that authorizes the carrying of concealed weapons in state and municipal buildings.
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It’s not about how fast you go. It’s about how you run the race.
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Two individuals have managed to cover 100 years of McPherson tradition within about 15 minutes of video.
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A leak broke out in the water main underneath Kansas Avenue earlier this week.
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The McPherson Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service personnel responded to a fire around noon Friday at Kids Come First, a daycare at 900 E. First St.
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The Kids Come First child care center, 900 E. First St., was evacuated at about 11:45 a.m. today after a fire broke out at the center.The children and staff were evacuated to a nearby air-conditioned office of a storage facility.No one was hurt in the fire.
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McPherson resident Vangie Bender has been riding bicycles for 40 years.
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Beginning artists may become frustrated while learning new skills because of the time it takes to complete their first projects.
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From June 7 to June 9, competitors from more than 21 states traveled to Kansas City to compete in the Scottish Highland Games.
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A proposed dog park is one step closer to its goal.
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Inside a decorated trailer were of thousands of names etched in stone.
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All School’s Day is the longest running celebration of education in Kansas’ history.
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Four Event Highlights1. A 5K/2-mile walk will begin at 7 a.m. in front of the McPherson County Old Mill Museum, 120 Mill St. Cost is $20 which includes a T-shirt.2. The second annual Kubb...
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A 44-year-old McPherson woman is being charged with four counts of unlawful sexual relations with a 17-year-old in her foster care.
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There was the love of fine art metal sculpture. Then there was the love of beautiful cars.
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McPherson County agencies and residents are invited to attend a session next week regarding hoarding.
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McPherson County commissioners signed an annual agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation during a county commission meeting on Tuesday, entering the county into a federal aid program.
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The Crestwood Cemetery has fallen into a state of disrepair.
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Thousands of luminarias surrounded the lake at Wall Park this weekend, each honoring a loved one who either fights cancer or was lost to cancer.
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By Jan. 1, no young scout will be denied members to the Boy Scouts of America based on their sexual orientation.
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The McPherson USD 418 Board of Education unanimously voted Monday to pursue becoming an innovative school.
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City commissioners signed a 20-year lease agreement with the McPherson Recreation Commission Monday for an almost $1 million project, which will include two new T-ball fields.
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Automobiles have come a long way since they first rattled the roads of Kansas.
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Local teen artist, Ryan Jennings, earned the title “Best of the Best” for his entry of a painted ceramic sculpture in The Arc of Sedgwick County Art Show in Wichita.
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There is a difference between a snapshot and a photograph.
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Genesis Health Club is working on building a new center at 601 N. Main St. in McPherson, the former site of Kyle's Discount Stuff.
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Jeanne Powers of Haslett, Mich., rode her bicycle through McPherson this weekend as part of a 3,415-mile journey across the nation to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
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As it finishes up its third year, McPherson College’s Horizon Fund will mark a significant milestone: helping students explore more than 100 of their unique ideas.
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While hearing the pounding hum of helicopter blades and feeling strong winds from its flight, local students watched as a live patient was transported in the sky.
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For his 12 years, Donner served as a therapy dog for the Smoky Valley school district until he died of cancer Jan. 23, 2013.
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Three Event Highlights1. The Wichita Children's Theatre will present the show as part of its "Once Upon a Time" series, which is geared toward 2- to 10-year-olds. At several points, the actors will encourage audience interaction.
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Plenty of rain in the last few weeks after two years of hard drought has brought green and color to gardens in the McPherson community.
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The McPherson County Humane Society is entirely operated by donations and volunteer support.
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The garden at Washington Elementary School in McPherson was recently recognized as an outstanding Outdoor Wildlife Learning Site, also known as OWLS.
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Four former McPherson men recently crossed an item off their bucket list that few people attempt to accomplish.
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McPherson’s Sheriff’s Department may not renew its K-9 unit.
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More funds are being made available for upkeep on the Meadowlark Trail.
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The Omega Project is seeking to solidify its volunteer and financial base as the nonprofit program continues to grow.
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McPherson Hospital announces the recent addition of a permanent, state-of-the-art digital mammography machine. Thanks to a donation from an anonymous donor, patients are now being screened using this advanced technology.
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A change in computer technology at the library could save the city more than $100,000 in the first year and make the system more reliable.
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Vince Rocco, McPherson’s current code enforcement officer, will be retiring by the end of the summer.
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A defendant in the death of a Tabor College football player was sentenced to probation Monday in McPherson County District Court.
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The following forecast is taken from The National Weather Service.
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Children infant through fifth-grade were able to be part of the show during a kick-off to the McPherson Public Library’s Dig Into Reading program.
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The Flame of Hope was carried through McPherson’s Main Street early Friday morning on its way to Wichita State University.
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A mill and overlay project will begin on Wednesday on Main Street.
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