Moundridge Lumber and Rental LLC has worn many hats since its inception in the late 1800s. Situated on Cole Street, the building has housed everything from shiny new Fords to Mama Lupe’s tortillas, tortilla chips, and salsa.
What began as a small group of volunteers with buckets in 1883 has evolved into a modern fire department that protects over 90 square miles. The McPherson Fire Department’s story is one of hard work, growth, and strong community ties.
The McPherson County Sheriff’s Office has been helping keep residents safe since the late 1800s. In the early days, sheriffs worked in a world of dirt roads, homesteads, and few formal systems.
On July 4, the sound of voices raised in song will echo through Linnea Park, offering a heartfelt addition to the usual celebration of fireworks and fanfare. Songfest of Peaceful Protest, a grassroots gathering, invites the community to come together for a morning of music, unity, and remembrance.
The McPherson Police Department (MPD) has been serving the city since 1872. Over the years, it has built a reputation for dedication, community involvement, and adapting to change.
This section highlights the dedicated individuals who serve McPherson as first responders, working tirelessly to protect and care for our community. Their actions bring calm during emergencies, strength in times of need, and safety to our everyday lives.
The 200 block of East Euclid Street came alive Friday evening as families gathered for McPherson’s annual Fireworks with a Fireman event. Hosted in collaboration with Hopp’s Sno Shack, the evening offered a lively mix of summer fun and essential fire safety education.
When summer heats up, the McPherson Museum and Arts Foundation offers families a fun and free way to cool down indoors. They can also learn something new while they’re at it.
At Tuesday’s McPherson City Commission meeting, Mayor Thomas Brown issued an official proclamation recognizing July as Park and Recreation Month. The declaration celebrates the vital contributions that park and recreation programs make to public health, community resilience, and environmental sustainability.
What began as an unexpected and unnerving home repair has blossomed into a blossoming local business built on passion, education, and bee-powered healing. Six years ago, McPherson resident Brenda Schlicht and her husband Chad discovered a hive of honeybees tucked inside the siding of their home.