McPherson County youth will soon have the chance to discover the wonders of nature through a new four-week program designed to spark curiosity about the wildlife of Central Kansas. The Wildlife Explorations series, offered by K-State Research and Extension in McPherson County, begins this October with hands-on activities for children ages six and older.
McPherson Community First Responders’ Night is set to return to Lakeside Park this month, giving families an opportunity to enjoy an evening of food, fun, and a closer look at the people and equipment that keep the community safe. The event will take place on Thursday, September 25, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The Big Kansas Road Trip made the second of three stops this year on Sept. 6, picking Halstead for the stop.
More than 650,000 soccer fans are expected to descend on Kansas City next summer for the FIFA World Cup 26. And starting this week, they’ll be able to purchase tickets.
TOPEKA — Rob Morgan, owner and publisher of the Neodesha Derrick News in southeast Kansas, knew something wasn’t right when four subscriptions in a row were canceled.
LINDSBORG, Kansas – The Smoky Valley High School girls tennis team will miss the losses of three state qualifiers in the upcoming season, but the Vikings return two other state qualifiers and five players with varsity experience to help bring home another successful season. Led by fifth year head coach Vince Warbinton and assistant coaches Emily Pihl, Gary Butler and Thomas DeWitt, Smoky Valley believes a promising season is in store despite losing a trio of state qualifiers from a season ago.
FREDONIA – It’s a Monday morning at the Wilson County Citizen, and the paper’s staff is chasing breaking news: the annual Fall River barbecue won’t be held this year. Staff might be an overstatement.
Time stood still at 8:46 a.m. on Tuesday, September 11, 2001, and I can still remember every single moment that followed.
ELYRIA, Kansas – Low numbers for the Elyria Christian High School volleyball team does not equal low effort, as the Eagles look to rely on their big hearts following the departure of key starters from a year ago.
LINDSBORG, Kansas – After missing out on a team trip to state last season following a qualification in 2023, the Smoky Valley High School cross country teams boast high-numbered rosters in 2025.