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August 2022
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McPherson High School adds new staff
MCPHERSON – Books, pencils, paper, backpacks, and shoes have become a few recognized objects and items that a new school year brings along with it. McPherson High School, on the other hand, has brought new faces to 2022-2023 school year.
Area Kids Find Success on Rodeo Circuit
CANTON – Unbeknownst to most, 30 McPherson County Area kids spent part of their summer finding success on the rodeo circuit as members of the Central Kansas Youth Rodeo Association. The CKYRA held nine rodeos’ in Canton in the four months covering May, June, July and August, finishing up with the summer finals on Friday/ Saturday, August 13 and 14.
“If you say anything at all
the building, the school is allowing just two entry points to get into the building this school year. “If you say anything at all, our priority this year is keeping our staff and students safe,” Dr.
Bullpup football positive after scrimmage
MCPHERSON – After the first full week of fall high school sports practices, the McPherson High School football increased what was already an optimistic outlook on the fall season by closing out the week with a team scrimmage Friday afternoon.
Election officials can’t access federal funding for security as violent threats mount
Colorado’s election officials, like so many across the country, faced a surge of violent threats after the 2020 election. Federal authorities are prosecuting a man who pled guilty to threatening a Colorado election official on Instagram, where he wrote: “Do you feel safe? You shouldn’t.” And Colorado police arrested a man accused of calling Secretary of State Jena Griswold and saying that “the angel of death is coming for her.” So when the Colorado secretary of state’s office learned early this year that the U.S.
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Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (04/11/22). Community connections blossom this year.
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the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the DOJ department that oversees the grants. “It is a positive step that Byrne JAG funds may now be used to protect elections and election officials,” the Colorado secretary of state’s office said in an emailed statement.
High total cholesterol with normal LDL needn’t cause worry
DEAR DR. ROACH: My husband and I recently achieved the near impossible task of becoming attached to a family doctor! After many years without getting tested, our first order of business was a complete blood panel test, which -- to our horror -- showed that we both have high cholesterol. Our results are almost identical with high HDL, normal LDL, good ratios and low triglycerides, but our total cholesterol is flagged as high.
The GAR plan to change your future; PT vs. operating
Q: I’m 55, and I realize I could live for another 40 years. I don’t want that to be just living longer. I want to have more prime-living years. Any ideas? -- Louis R., Portland, Oregon A: Longevity is increasing by leaps and bounds. Down the line, it won’t be unusual for folks to live to be 110 or older. I think there’s a pretty good chance that, by 2035, the typical 95-year-old will look and function like today’s 50-year-old.