Tigers ready for new sports season
The summer season is nearing its close and is soon to be replaced by fall, which means student-athletes at Central Christian College will be back on campus to compete in their respective sports.
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Tournament honors legacy of Bo Moddelmog
Community golfers and spectators will gather on Saturday, September 7, for the 5th Annual Bo Moddelmog Memorial Golf Tournament, a tribute to a local leader whose life and service continue to inspire.
McPherson spellers shine at qualifier
McPherson’s adult spelling bee qualifier took place Thursday, August 7, at Three Rings Brewery, drawing a supportive crowd and a strong field of participants. Hosted by the McPherson Public Library, the event featured music by DJ Ian, specialty brews, and food from Louie Q’s BBQ.
Senator Moran Visits Viega facility
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran toured the Viega manufacturing facility on Monday morning, meeting with company representatives and discussing the role of American-made products in global markets.
Beyond the cap and gown: Different paths to success
As high school seniors return for their final year, this season brings reflection, anticipation, and important decisions. While many students plan to pursue traditional four-year degrees, an increasing number are exploring alternatives such as trade schools, apprenticeships, or entering the workforce directly.
Hot speeds and high stakes: McPherson County Deputies tackle speeders and drunk drivers
McPherson County deputies encountered a surge in speeding violations during the weekend of August 9 and 10. Routine traffic enforcement revealed dangerously fast drivers on rural roads and highways.
Echoes of Kansas: A musical journey through time
The Cottonwood Crossing Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association invites you to a captivating evening of Kansas music history, presented by independent researcher and music historian Derrick Doty.
Remains identified as missing McPherson native
The Hutchinson Police Department has confirmed that human remains discovered earlier this year belong to Kimberly Dawn Barnes, a McPherson native who was reported missing in July 2024.
Active shooter preparedness benefits us all
The McPherson Police Department recently held active shooter training at Roosevelt Elementary School as part of the department’s ongoing effort to prepare officers for dangerous situations and protect the community. The department has been doing this kind of training for years.
APT 6 Resale and Consignment Shop Raises $64,567 for McPherson Opera House
Denise O’Connor Munsey, president of the McPherson Opera House, recently accepted a check for $64,567 from volunteers Janet Munson and Lisa Schroeder. They are pictured at right along with Jan Cornett, manager, and several other volunteers in front of the shop located at 217 S.