Four weekends ago, the annual anticipation for the McPherson County City Golf Tournament was settled on three different courses over three different days as McPherson native Jake Lackey successfully defended his title.
KANSAS CITY, Kansas – The end of the summer season has already arrived for the 18U McPherson Bullpups, but with it came a three-game winning streak to end the season as McPherson went 3-2 at last weekend’s PBR Super 18s tournament in Kansas City.
For soccer players that reside within McPherson County, it will be like Christmas in July later this month as McPherson High School is hosting camps for both middle school and high school players in preparation for the upcoming school year.
Two elite underclassmen from the McPherson High School baseball team will be representing the Bullpups next week in Enid, Oklahoma, as McPherson’s Carter Bengtson and Cade Strathman were selected to compete for team Kansas Select in the High Plains Shootout. The High Plains Shootout is a high school all-star series held at David Allen Memorial Ballpark in downtown Enid, Oklahoma.
Citizens State Bank has earned the 2024 Inspired Giving Award from United Way of McPherson County. This recognition is given to workplaces that infuse their fundraising campaigns with creativity and enthusiasm.
The McPherson Middle School community is grieving the loss of beloved counselor Kim Krase, who passed away on July 2, at 46, after a courageous battle with cancer.
At Tuesday’s regular City Commission meeting, Josh Bedel, General Manager of the Board of Public Utilities (BPU), presented updates on ongoing infrastructure projects across McPherson and surrounding areas.
Summer temps reach their peak in July and August. The McPherson Public Library is the perfect place to cool down and enjoy free activities for all ages.
The ReUse It Center of McPherson continued its mission of charitable giving in June by awarding benevolent distributions to two organizations with a deep history of service.
National report findings on child well-being in Kansas shows mixed results, potential room for improvement The good news from the annual Kids Count is Kansas ranks 14th overall in the country U.S. in terms of child well-being with a reduction of children in single parent families.