At seven feet two inches tall, McPherson County Sherriff Jerry Montagne says David King is a huge asset to the McPherson County Sheriff ’s Department. King started at the department in January and graduated from the 310th class at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on June 9, with Sheriff Montagne, Undersheriff Bergstrom, and Patrol Captain Scott attending.
Dr. Melissa Walker, Director of Hugo Wall School, and Dr. Mercy Umeri, Coordinator of the Mini Master of Public Administration (MiniMPA) Program, from the Hugo Wall School of Public attended the City Commission meeting to recognize Mikel Golden, Police Chief, for his completion of the MiniMPA Class of 2023 at Wichita State University.
Charles Eugene Lasater DOB: 5/30/48 DOD: 6/11/23 AGE: 75 Springdal, AR Formally of McPherson, KS Vietnam Veteran .
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MANHATTAN, Kansas -- The prestigious 2023 KABC senior all-state all-star game saw seven of McPherson County’s top baseball players take the field one last time to represent their schools last Wednesday, as Team Purple defeated Team Gray 8-4.
McPHERSON— On Saturday, June 10, McPherson residents celebrated the fourth annual Pride Festival in a wave of color along the 100 block of East Marlin Street. With McPherson Police providing an escort, participants in McPherson’s Pride Festival marched down Marlin Street from Linnea Park to the McPherson Community Building.
Monday, June 5 12:53 a.m. McPherson Police performed an animal welfare check on E.
Canton Stars and Stripes Military Museum, 104 W. Allen, in Canton. Exhibits include memorabilia from all military branches. Open for all Military and Patriotic Holidays or by appointment. 620-628-4484 Galva Historical Museum, 204 S. Main, in Galva. Documenting Galva’s history as well as surrounding country schools, displays of past businesses, and information regarding the Cherokee and Santa Fe Trail. Hours: 1st Sunday: 2 p.m.-4 p.m.; 2nd Saturday: 10 a.m.-noon; 3rd Thursday: 7 p.m.-9 p.m., or by appointment. 620-654-3343 Inman Museum, 101 N. Main, in Inman. Sunday 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m., or by appointment. 620-585-6756 or 620-585-6477. The museum has a life-size village square with six buildings constructed with 100-year-old materials, a restored train deport complete with a caboose, and a full early prairie homestead. www.inmanmuseum.com.
E. Kansas Ave. Museum hours: Monday-Friday: 1 p.m.-5 p.m. / Saturday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Don’t miss the McPherson Globe Refiners exhibit documenting the first gold medal basketball team awarded in Olympic history and the Museum’s permanent “hands-on” model train exhibit. 620-241-8464.
of Every Saturday Now Through October 28th McPherson County Farmer’s Market – 8 a.m.- 12 noon at McPherson County Extension in the Blue Roundtop Building, 600 W. Woodside.