The future of McPherson High School soccer appears to be in good hands for this upcoming school year and for many years beyond that, as a high number of middle and high school players attended this month’s camp to prepare for the new season.
The 17U Bullpups summer baseball team has officially ended its summer season, as McPherson closed the season with a pair of doubleheaders against the same teams in two different locations and days.
KANSAS CITY, Kansas – The 2025 McPherson High School baseball year came to a close with the 15U Bullpups summer baseball team two weekends ago, as the 15U Pups went 2-3 at the PBR Super 15s tournament in Kanas City.
In June, the McPherson Senior Center received a $10,000 grant from the McPherson County Community Foundation’s general grants cycle.
Chapter AY of the P.E.O. Sisterhood met on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at 7:00 pm, for a regular business meeting, in the home of Ruth Fraser. Co Hostesses were Annette Karr and Amy Bower.
The McPherson Opera House has announced its next lineup of entertainment. They ar3e offering a lineup of movies and live performances that tap into nostalgia and musical energy.
McPherson Police Chief Mikel Golden presented the McPherson City Commission with the 2024 Crime Index Statistics from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) with a comparison to McPherson’s crime statistics. The report highlights a continued decline in major crimes across the city.
McPherson County’s top adult spellers will take center stage on Friday, August 15, for the Third Annual McPherson County Adult Library Spelling Bee, held at Smoky Valley Distillery from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. The event brings together finalists from across the county in a celebration of community, literacy, and friendly competition.
This summer’s Rural Appreciation Picnic brought together families, farmers, and community members to celebrate the people who keep agriculture strong in McPherson County. Now hosted by the McPherson County Farm Bureau, the event continues a long tradition that began with the Chamber of Commerce’s Agricultural Committee.
As July winds down and National Park and Recreation Month come to a close, outdoor spaces across McPherson County are always open. Nature isn’t confined to a calendar; it is a way of life.