By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com MCPHERSON, Kansas – Friday night’s halftime Homecoming festivities held most of the excitement during McPherson’s penultimate regular season game against Augusta,… Login to continue reading Login…
By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com HUTCHINSON, Kansas – A loss may have been the outcome for McPherson after Thursday night’s Highway 61 soccer matchup against Hutchinson,… Login to continue reading Login…
Chapter AY of the P.E.O. Sisterhood met for a regular business meeting on Thursday, September 18, 2025, at 12:00 noon, at the Presbyterian Church.
Among the happenings this past week for area schools were:
A second game in 24 hours saw the McPherson High School boys soccer team take the field against Circle on Tuesday, October 7, as a quick, high-energy start fueled the Bullpups to an 8-0 mercy rule win.
Asking EricDear Eric: I’m in my 60s and have a crippling disease that kept me housebound for nearly five years. My daughter moved back home around that time after her sister took her life and left behind a young son, whom we have been raising together.A new medication for this disease was recently approved.
What nutjobs dared to dream this big? What absolute madmen thought this would work? What kind of raving lunatics thought they could pull this off? I’m not talking about AI. Though I have questions for their creators as well.
MOUNDRIDGE, Kansas – Getting by without one of the top players on the team at one of the most important positions on the team is never an easy task, but the Moundridge High School football team has accomplished that feat as the Wildcats improved to 5-1 Friday night with a 28-12 win over Marion. Two weeks ago in Moundridge’s 49-6 win over Herington, star quarterback and safety Kaizer Kanitz sustained a knee injury that has since kept him on the sideline.
TOPEKA — Kansas’ legal aid group relies on remote court appearances in 22 counties in the southwest part of the state after losing its only attorney in the region in August, said Kansas Legal Services’ executive director, Matthew Keenan. However, some judges refuse to allow virtual hearings or appearances.
TOPEKA — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation seized hundreds of pounds of marijuana and tens of thousands of pre-rolled joints, THC vapes and edibles during raids last week at 18 retail stores across Kansas. KBI director Tony Mattivi and Attorney General Kris Kobach announced the raids while the first wave were in progress during a news conference with reporters in Topeka.