Launching Annual “Remember Me Tree” Campaign
Hospice and Homecare of Reno County has launched their 37th annual “Remember Me Tree” campaign to raise funds to support the organization’s efforts to assist families dealing with end-of-life care.
December 2022
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McPherson Police Department gains Honorary Officer DJ Daniel
McPherson Police Chief Mikel Golden graduated from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virg. on Dec.
City Commission Meeting highlights
At the City Commission Meeting on Dec. 13, City of McPherson Mayor Tom Brown shared in the public input session that he spoke at the McPherson Baptist Church for their 150th Anniversary on Dec.
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
Driving while impaired can be a deadly decision. That’s why the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and law enforcement agencies across the state want to remind all drivers to “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” this holiday season.
Mendez and Sears complete signing day
By Joel Muhs The McPherson Sentinel MCPHERSON – The second of four signing days took place at McPherson High School on Wednesday, December 14 where… Login to continue reading Login…
Perfect Pups: Middle School girls go undefeated
MCPHERSON – The Wichita Suburban League (WSL) crown belongs to the seventh and eighth grade McPherson Middle School girls basketball teams, as each Lady Pups team completed a perfect 12-0 season after winning the WSL tournament Monday night.
Celebrating Christmas Swedish style
On Saturday, the sound of Swedish hymns and traditional dancing filled the streets of Lindsborg as the annual St. Lucia Festival took place. The holiday spirit continued into the evening with the Heritage Christmas at the Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum.
FAMILY HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER PROMPTS MAN TO GET EXAMINED
DEAR DR. ROACH: My mother and both of her sisters had breast cancer in their 30s, with my mother eventually passing after her third bout at age 43. They all grew up in the same house that I grew up in. I’m now a 34-year-old father of three small children. I don’t want to die early because of them, but the generalized advice I’m seeing is that I don’t need a cancer screen until my 40s. Am I overly sensitive, or am I missing something that I should potentially screen for? -- M.M.
Libraries serve communities, not aggrieved parents. Kansans can learn from challenged bo
Libraries hold a conflicted place our collective imagination. To many of us — to me personally — they’re magical.