McPherson Fire Chief Chad Mayberry informed McPherson City Commissioners that the McPherson County Board of Commissioners implemented a county-wide burn ban at Monday’s meeting. The ban was imposed due to extremely dry and windy conditions creating an extreme fire danger.
Eisenhower Elementary School took a step toward a more inclusive future this past Friday. The school officially unveiled its new inclusive playground during a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by students, staff, families, district leaders, local officials, and members of the USD 418 Board of Education.
Drug arrests in McPherson jumped by 81% in the first three months of 2025, but Police Chief Mikel Golden says the numbers don’t mean there are suddenly more drugs in town. Instead, it shows local officers are doing a better job of catching criminals.
The First Presbyterian Church invites the public to attend their special Holy Week activities. Following our Palm Sunday Service, we will be having a Maundy Thursday Communion Service in Fellowship Hall at 7:00 p.m.
The Kettle Queens met at 2 p.m. at the Moundridge Library with seven ladies attending. They answered roll call with their favorite sun hat.
Whether you’re a cyclist, runner, nature lover, or simply looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday outdoors, the Celebrate Trails Day event at the Meadowlark Trail has something for everyone. Organized by the Central Kansas Conservancy (CKC), this year’s festivities will take place at the Lindsborg Trailhead, with a full morning of outdoor events.
The streets of Inman will rumble with nostalgia and horsepower when the 35th Annual Inman Classic Car Show rolls into town. The Inman Chamber of Commerce will host the event, transforming Main Street into a celebration of automotive artistry, small-town charm, and community spirit.
For anyone looking for a road trip experience that includes adventure, bargains, and small-town charm, the Highway 56 Sales Scramble offers an opportunity to explore hidden gems, support local businesses, and experience the heart of Kansas. The Highway 56 Sales Scramble goes beyond just offering great deals.
The McPherson County Community Foundation (MCCF) invites McPherson County residents to share their thoughts and ideas in the 2025 Mastermind McPherson County Survey, now in its third year. This annual project is designed to gather valuable input from residents, helping to shape the county’s approach to community development.
By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com MCPHERSON, Kansas – After exacting revenge on the team that ended their season a year ago, the McPherson High School softball… Login to continue reading Login…