It was one tournament down, one trophy acquired for the McPherson 16U summer baseball team this past weekend, as the Bullpups claimed second place at the annual Kaiden Schroeder Memorial Tournament on Saturday, June 7.
A well-known McPherson figure was honored at America’s largest high school track and field meet two weekends ago, as Carol Swenson received recognition for his 50 years of service of helping announce the KSHSAA state track and field meet.
ENID, Oklahoma – While the 16U and 15U McPherson summer baseball teams were back at home competing in the annual Kaiden Schroeder Memorial Tournament, the third and final McPherson summer team was also in action as the 18U team went 2-2 in its first tournament in Oklahoma. The eldest and wisest McPherson summer baseball team belongs to the 18U Bullpups, who boast a nearly identical roster to McPherson High School’s varsity roster during the 2025 regular season.
Children from across the area gathered at the McPherson County 4-H Fairgrounds for Farm Safety Day Camp last Wednesday. Hosted by the McPherson County Extension Office, the event provided hands-on activities and demonstrations to teach important farm safety skills.
A new exhibit at the McPherson Museum & Arts Foundation is changing how we see Kansas history. “Welcome to the Real Quivira” reveals a thriving civilization that once existed here, proving that early Kansas was a major hub for trade and culture.
McPherson residents have another option for expert eye care as Walters Optometry recently welcomed Dr. Derek Bryant to their team, bringing fresh expertise and a strong commitment to patient care.
Local law enforcement officers and Special Olympics athletes took part in the 2024 Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday, June 6. The event helps raise awareness and support for Special Olympics programs while giving officers a meaningful way to connect with their community.
Safehope recently announced the promotion of Angela Schepmann and Dean Kegley as Co-Executive Directors. They each bring their own unique set of skills and experiences to help survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and mass violence across Harvey, Marion, and McPherson counties.
The McPherson Community Theater is bringing the excitement of the 1920s to life with its upcoming production of Chicago. This famous musical has entertained audiences for decades with its sharp humor, unforgettable songs, and dazzling dance numbers.
The McPherson County Community Foundation (MCCF) and the Marion County Child Care Task Force have been selected as recipients of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s (KDHE) and All in for Kansas Kids Child Care Zones grant. The initiative is funded by a federal Preschool Development Birth through Five (PDG B-5) Renewal Grant, awarded to the state of Kansas in 2024 and administered by the Kansas Children’s Cabinet and Trust Fund.