Steps to End Poverty of McPherson County (STEPMC) is a local nonprofit committed to building relationships that transform lives and move our community beyond poverty. One small step in that direction is sharing the stories of folks who are working hard to bring themselves and their families out of poverty.
McPherson youth can gain the skills they need to babysit safely and confidently, thanks to an upcoming course offered by the McPherson Recreation Commission. The Red Cross Babysitter Training is a fun hands-on class for kids ages 11 to 17.
The McPherson Public Library is bringing a thrilling evening of fun experiments and exciting discoveries to town. Mad Science of Kansas City promises an energetic fusion of art and science, engaging the audience with hands-on experiments and interactive demonstrations.
Retired Army helicopter pilot Ken Embers stood before the crowd at McPherson Cemetery on Memorial Day as he shared his story of service, sacrifice, and reflection. His journey from childhood dreams of flying to the realities of war offers insight into duty, resilience, and the importance of understanding.
McPherson Center for Health is pleased to welcome Dr. Bailee Norton to its medical staff.
Twenty-five years ago, then-Commander Roy Wash and six fellow McPherson American Legion members were looking for a way to bring life into their building and support the community. Their solution was to serve an old-fashioned American meal.
Fire crews and other first responders were dispatched to a structure fire late Friday morning in the 600 block of North Oak Street, where a kitchen fire forced four residents and their two dogs from their home.
Unofficial Minutes-June 09, 2025 Inman City Council met in regular session Monday, June 09, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the City Hall.
It was one tournament down, one trophy acquired for the McPherson 16U summer baseball team this past weekend, as the Bullpups claimed second place at the annual Kaiden Schroeder Memorial Tournament on Saturday, June 7.
A familiar name from a familiar university returned home Saturday morning to his original stomping grounds, as former standout McPherson Bullpup football player and current K-State Wildcat Cody Stufflebean hosted a youth football skills camp for kids in kindergarten through eighth grade. In an era of college athletics where the spotlight is on athletes 24/7 due to emergence of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL), former McPherson graduate Stufflebean decided to step away from that spotlight and instead shine it on the local youth from his hometown.