CANTON, Kansas – The 2025 season is over for the Central Kansas Youth Rodeo Association (CKYRA) as they finished up with a pair of rodeo events the weekend of Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10 where McPherson County participants scored 19 first-place finishes in individual events. Leading the way through the final weekend was Wesley Prieb of Moundridge and Ansleigh Hogg of Canton.
Understandably so, football tends to be the focal point of the sporting world this time of year. However, basketball is just a hop, skip and a jump away as well, so let’s talk some Hawks, shall we?
CANTON, Kansas – After the finish of fifth weekend rodeo event for the 2025 rodeo season, the Central Kansas Youth Rodeo Association released the listing of the All-Around standings as well as the standings per event where McPherson County was well represented. In the overall standings after the five weekend rodeo events, Wesley Prieb of Moundridge took top spot in the 5-8 boys division, scoring 408.00 points total.
After a long wait, McPherson College football is set to return in less than two weeks as the Bulldogs boast a talented roster that could bring McPherson its first playoff appearance since 2010.
A powerful story of loss, redemption, and faith is now available to readers through Barb Zimmerman’s heartfelt tribute to her late uncle. Her newly released book, My Story, The Life of Donald Bland, captures the emotional journey of a man shaped by abandonment and ultimately redeemed by grace.
The McPherson Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated the grand opening of Elliott Law LLC with a ribbon cutting at the firm’s new office, located at 803 N. Main Street.
This weekend, McPherson residents will gather for an evening of music, generosity, and heartfelt support at the Jethro Schra Benefit Show. The event honors 10-year-old Jethro Schra, who has faced a deeply challenging couple of years.
The start of a new school year brings a familiar mix of excitement, nerves, and early morning routines. As students return to classrooms across town, families prepare for the daily rhythm of drop-offs, pickups, and after-school activities.
During the August 11 regular Inman City Council meeting, Kerry Richardson requested permission to install a pop machine at Lambert Park. The council declined the proposal, citing location concerns, and suggested alternative sites elsewhere in the city.
Lakeside Park will come alive with music, fun, and community spirit as the United Way of McPherson County hosts its annual Party in the Park. The event marks the official kick-off of the organization’s 2025 campaign, which aims to raise $300,000 to support vital services across the county.