Rolling Hills Zoo is celebrating the arrival of a new addax calf, born on August 2nd about 7:45 a.m. This marks the second calf for mother Felicity and the fifth calf sired by Ajax, the zoo’s resident male addax.
On July 10, an announcement by the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) meant new state basketball locations were on the horizon for McPherson High School as the Bullpups will no longer be traveling to Salina over the next two seasons.
In the blink of an eye, summer break has nearly come to an end for McPherson High School students, but with the end of summer comes a new year of sports as schedules for Bullpup fall sports teams have been released.
Governor Laura Kelly announced Tuesday $25 million for 30 projects to improve intersections and roads across the state. The projects were selected for funding through the Kansas Department of Transportation’s (KDOT) City Connecting Link Improvement Program (CCLIP).
Treat your best friend to an end of summer celebration at McPherson Water Park (MWP) after the pool closes for the season. MWP closes the pool to the public on August 10 but will open its gates exclusively to guests of the canine variety for the Third Annual Pooch Plunge.
Kitsy Roxanne Krehbiel, 32, was originally charged with 17 felony counts by the McPherson County Attorney’s Office. The charges included 15 counts of forgery, one count of theft, and one count of making false information.
Pine Village is gearing up for its 14th Annual Benefit Day Bierock Dinner, a gathering that blends hearty tradition with community support. Scheduled for Friday, August 15 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
As the summer food program winds down and the start of school nears, inflation continues to stretch household budgets leaving housing-insecure families facing increased challenges in accessing regular meals. The McPherson Housing Coalition (MHC), a longstanding nonprofit dedicated to providing shelter and support for families in transition, is calling on the community to lend a helping hand.
On Tuesday, August 5, the usual City Commission meeting approved a request from Turkey Creek Golf Course to hire an assistant grounds superintendent in preparation for the retirement of current groundskeeper Jason Buschbom.
It began with a moment that could have ended in heartbreak.