Georgianna “Georgi” Peterson
Georgianna “Georgi” Peterson, 77, of McPherson, KS, passed away Monday, November 21, 2022, at The Cedars, McPherson. Funeral arrangements are with Stockham Family Funeral Home, McPherson.
November 2022
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Little River Losses Title Game 54-36
NEWTON – After holding a lead throughout the first half, Little River could not stop Wichita County from outscoring the Redskins 34-14 in the second half and suffered an 18-point, 5436 loss on Saturday in the Kansas 8-Man Division I championship game.
Opinion: Time for KSHSAA to move to one title location
When you told your parents that all your friends are doing it, so you want to. It was always mom responding with “Well, if your friends jump off a bridge are you doing to do that, too?” In this case, the answer: Yes, we should take that leap.
Christmas music opens the season
Christmas means a lot of things: family, traditions, gift-giving and one thing that unites everyone – young and old alike: music. The Sterling College Music Department is doing their part in ringing in the season with two Christmas concerts this coming weekend.
Photos and cookies with Santa
Santa Claus will be visiting various stores throughout McPherson this December and the dates and times of his arrival at the stores will vary. According to a list provided by the McPherson Chamber of Commerce, Cookies with Santa will start on Dec.
LINDA C.BLACK HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (11/30/22). Benefits flow through your heart this year. Savor private autumn rituals and insights that motivate new winter directions for work, health and energy. Enjoy delightful springtime activities, creative inspiration and fun connections, before making a private change next summer. Love energizes you to greatness.
“The Nutcracker” tickets on sale
Photo submitted Celebrate the holiday season with the Salina Symphony and Ballet Salina production of The Nutcracker December 10 at 7 p.m. and Dec.
Kansas education policy reform in upcoming legislative session likely to mirror 2022 bills
TOPEKA — The 2023 legislative session in Kansas is expected to generate familiar debates on financing of public schools and vouchers for private schools, transgender student participation in sports and creation of a parental bill of rights touching on class curriculum and library offerings.
Teutons drop thriller to Bears in state title matchup
By Joel Muhs The McPherson Sentinel HAYS, Kansas – One yard away. Out of the plethora of great plays that filled the stat sheet in… Login to continue reading Login…