Mark Dale Reese
Mark Dale Reese, 59, of McPherson, KS, passed away Tuesday, December 27, 2022. Arrangements are with Stockham Family Funeral Home, McPherson.
January 2023
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Inman splits with Sterling in 2023 debut
STERLING, Kansas – In a return to the hardwood to start the 2023 portion of their schedule, Inman came away from Sterling with a split after the Teuton girls defeated the Black Bears 51-39 and Teuton boys fell 51-50.
Welcome, Alaia! First 2023 Baby of McPherson
When most people were spending New Year’s Eve enjoying time with friends and family ringing in the new year, Maria Cecenas and Larry Hall were sideby- side working to deliver their first baby, and the first for McPherson Center for Health in 2023.
City encourages kindness and humility in 2023
During the public input session on Jan. 3, 2023, Ronn Peters from the McPherson Community Dinner Board shared that the Annual Christmas Dinner on Dec.
Secretary of State Scott Schwab announces 2023 legislative agenda
Secretary of State Scott Schwab today announced his 2023 legislative agenda on Jan. 3. This year, the office will pursue legislation to eliminate inconsistent statutes, modernize the election code, and reform corporate law.
New year, same Pups: McPherson sweeps Circle to start 2023
MCPHERSON – Although the calendar rolled over to a new year, the winning ways of the McPherson Bullpup basketball teams stayed the same as McPherson… Login to continue reading Login…
Inman splits with Sterling in 2023 debut
By Joel Muhs The McPherson Sentinel STERLING, Kansas – In a return to the hardwood to start the 2023 portion of their schedule, Inman came… Login to continue reading Login…
McPherson County sends three to Shrine Bowl
MCPHERSON – Although state championship games were finished back in November, the Kansas high school football season isn’t over quite yet as three McPherson County players will suit up one last time for the 2023 and 50th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl on Saturday, July 15.
ReUse It Center saving resources to serve others
Looking to get rid of the old and bring in the new for the start of 2023? If so, you might consider donating to the ReUse It Center, which gives building materials a second life. Your “old” could become someone else’s “new”. Or maybe you have a goal to volunteer more this year. The ReUse It Center can help you with that too.
Free Yourself from Debt
Debt can be crushing and keep you from doing the things you want to do with your life and your hard-earned income. Start out the new year with a plan to pay off debt and open new financial opportunities for yourself in the years to come.