
Kettle Queens tour
The Moundridge Kettle Queens FCE unit travelled to Maxwell Game Preserve on June 10. Once there they boarded the tram to go out to watch the bison herd.
The Moundridge Kettle Queens FCE unit travelled to Maxwell Game Preserve on June 10. Once there they boarded the tram to go out to watch the bison herd.
Playhouse Kids Childcare has transformed its outdoor space with the help of a $10,000 grant from the McPherson County Community Foundation. The updates include a permanent shade structure and a large turf pad, both designed to make outdoor play safer, cleaner, and more comfortable for the children.
On June 11 the Moundridge Kettle Queens FCE unit went to the Pine Village Wellness Center in Moundridge to play games with the residents. This is part of the program that teaches people about the need for nourishing our brains by eating healthy.
Dacus Auto Body has been named the winner of the 2024 Mega Match Award by United Way of McPherson County. This award goes to the company with the highest percentage of employee donations matched during the annual United Way fundraising campaign.
Lisa M. Lucero grew up in McPherson, and she never expected to become the author of six novels. Now, she is returning to her hometown to celebrate that journey by signing books at Twice Told Tales.
The icon that stood tall along Interstate 135 near McPherson for decades has fallen. The 30-foot-tall Chimney Sweep statue, nicknamed Mac, was brought down by strong winds during overnight storms on June 16.
At Tuesday’s McPherson City Commission meeting, a spirit of celebration was paired with gratitude as officials upcoming holiday plans were announced and the commission recognized city staff for swift storm cleanup.
Recent online discussions have raised concerns about the future of Meals on Wheels and Friendship Meals programs provided by Everfull in several Kansas counties, including McPherson County. The South Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging (SCKAAA) has officially canceled its contract with Everfull, ending the provider’s services in 10 counties as of June 30.
WICHITA, Kansas – The Minnesota Twins’ double-A affiliate in Wichita, Kansas – the Wichita Wind Surge – played home to the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches (KABC) senior all-star game last Wednesday as four McPherson County players competed in the contest. This year’s edition of the KABC all-star game was held at Equity Bank Park, which was previously known as Riverfront Stadium.
The annual Hooper Showcase summer baseball tournament at Grant Sports Complex produced an all-McPherson final last weekend, as the 18U Bullpups took down the 17U Bullpups to claim an undefeated crown.