Dear Amy: My longterm girlfriend and I got engaged and are planning a small (but not tiny) wedding next year. We’re anticipating 40 to 60 guests, made up exclusively of family and close friends.
LINDSBORG – It has been a tremendous run the past two seasons for the Smoky Valley volleyball team as they have finished second and third in the state tournament for 2020 and 2021, question now is – can they repeat the success.
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(Another in our series of “Profiles of McPherson County Business Leaders”) Somebody has to be in charge of making things keep running and working for the city of McPherson and that person since October of 2013 has been Jeff Woodward, our Director of Public Works. Wearing many hats is part of the process of being in charge of public works and Woodward understands that as he oversees the City Engineering Department, the Street Department, the Wastewater Treatment Facility, the Planning and Zoning Department, Code Enforcement and the city’s Building Inspector.
MCPHERSON – The 2022-2023 school year got underway for McPherson High School this past week, but the beginning to the new academic year hasn’t come without a few changes made by the school to help ensure a fun and safe learning environment for the students.
Dorothy Ann Butler Dorothy Ann Butler, 88, of McPherson, KS, passed away August 13, 2022, at Pine Village, Moundridge. Stockham Family Funeral Home Karen Diane Fay Karen Diane Fay, 82, of Inman, Kansas, passed away at 10:00 am, Wednesday, August 17th, 2022 at Pleasant View Home, Inman, Kansas.
The city of McPherson has strong athletic roots when it comes to the McPherson High School, but the Bullpups have rooted that tree even further by adding a girls golf program this fall for the first time ever. This fall, however, it’s about paving the way for both now and in the future.
Dear Amy: I have a question about catching COVID from riding in an elevator. Yesterday I was on an elevator in a residential building.
As I was outside with my kids waiting for them to catch their big yellow bus to begin another school year, I was reminded of how all of the back-to-school excitement is similar to the anticipation of fall on the farm.
INMAN – Due to a shortage of runners, the Inman cross country team will count on individual performances at their 2022 season meets. Entering his ninth season, coach Jay Parsons will face the challenge of having just seven individuals running cross country for Inman in 2022.