By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com SALINA, Kansas – A first-year coach and an undefeated record led to a program’s first state softball title on Friday, as… Login to continue reading Login…
By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com SALINA, Kansas – A rematch of the 2022 class 4A state championship game required McPherson’s best arm to take the mound… Login to continue reading Login…
By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com SALINA, Kansas – A slow start put one of the last two undefeated softball teams in Kansas on upset alert in… Login to continue reading Login…
Businesses in McPherson County are facing an uncertain future regarding the sale of Delta-8 THC and CBD products after local law enforcement visited two stores to discuss state regulations on industrial hemp. While no formal ban has been enacted, police officers provided retailers with Kansas Statute 02-3908, which classifies industrial hemp, including hemp-derived products intended for human and animal consumption, as illegal in Kansas.
Ron Mork began his journey with the ReUse It Center as a volunteer in 2016. Just a year later, in 2017, he joined the board and served faithfully for six years. In 2020, Ron stepped into a new role as the ReUse It Center’s first Assistant Manager.
Feather and Forage Collective is a small self-serve stand that offers handmade and homegrown goods from local makers. It is more than just a market, it is a place built on community, seasonality, and care.
INMAN, Kansas – Two McPherson County softball teams will be represented at their respective state tournaments this week, and one of those teams will be coming from Inman as the Teutons are back in the class 2A-1A state tournament after defeating Bennington for the regional title. The two softball teams that will be advancing to state in McPherson County are the McPherson Lady Pups (class 4A) and the Inman Teutons.
WINFIELD, Kansas – The end of the of the McPherson High School boys tennis team’s season has arrived, but not before the Bullpups went down swinging as McPherson earned a sixth-place finish at the class 4A state tournament in Winfield on Saturday, May 17. After a successful regional tournament at Scott City in which McPherson claimed the regional team title and qualified its entire varsity roster for state, the Bullpups embarked on a journey to Winfield where they would compete in the class 4A state tournament beginning on Friday, May 16.
For most of the area softball and baseball teams, the season has come to an end while the Inman softball team will be the second seed at the Class 2-1A state playoffs, sporting a record of 22-1.
Words are often hard to come by when dealing with the emotions of a season coming to an end, but Thursday’s 2-1 regional championship loss to Topeka Hayden for the McPherson High School girls soccer team does not define what the 2025 team and senior class was able to accomplish. After closing the regular season with an 11-5 record, McPherson entered Thursday night as the No.