Louisiana State University Art Professor Jeremiah Ariaz is hoping to finish his project “Fourth Estate” soon. Ariaz started taking pictures of old newspaper buildings as a way to visualize democracy in rural America.
Central Christian College of Kansas student-athletes helped the City of McPherson put up lights at Lakeside Park on Nov. 6.
Joan Irene (Stucky) Goering, 70, of Inman, Kansas passed away November 5th at Pleasant View Home after a battle with cancer. Joan was born August of 1952 in Newton to Winton and Irene Stucky.
By Joel Muhs The McPherson Sentinel DE SOTO, Kansas – Unlikely, improbable, unbelievable and impossible. Those are some of the words that could’ve described the… Login to continue reading Login…
On Saturday, October 29 in places like Lawrence and Wamego, two area cross country teams as well as four individual runners representing their schools found some success at the 2022 Kansas State Cross Country Championships.
MCPHERSON – The Bullpups squared off against the Bulldogs at McPherson Stadium Friday night and instead of McPherson High School against McPherson College, it was against Ark City in a 35-0 shutout in favor of the high school to move into the quarterfinals of the playoffs.
BUHLER, Kansas – Not long ago, the McPherson Bullpups boys soccer team sat on a 2-9 record and a visit to the state semifinals was far from mind. Tuesday night, however, McPherson’s magical postseason run continued with a 1-0 quarterfinal victory over rival Buhler to advance to the state semifinals.
Superheroes walk among us, but you won’t find them in capes or masks. Instead, they donate life-saving blood to help others.
Q: I’ve lost 25 pounds by changing my eating habits, but I still have a pouch of belly fat that won’t go away. How can I get a flatter torso? -- Greg F., Fort Collins, Colorado A: When you are overweight or obese, there’s a good chance that you have added what’s called visceral fat around your internal organs. This is different from the so-called subcutaneous fat that’s right below your skin’s surface. Visceral fat doesn’t just sit there. It impacts how your organs function and is linked to heart disease, diabetes, dementia, high blood pressure and premature death. And it doesn’t like to be shown the door.
I’m hoping you can shed some light on this subject. Is there any justification or logical reasoning behind some of these new parenting trends, specifically one that grants basically full autonomy to a toddler to make his or her own decisions? One that is particularly irksome is letting said toddler choose whether or not they want to hug an immediate family member.