CANTON, Kansas – A new track and field season brings new promise at Canton-Galva High School, as increased numbers for the 2025 season has the Eagles primed to send athletes to the state meet at the end of the season.
The Kansas State Fairgrounds is set to host the 57th Annual Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale (KMRS). As the second-largest annual gathering at the fairgrounds, the event offers a weekend full of community, culture, and charitable giving.
Graduation season is upon us, an exciting time for families and an honor for High School graduates. However, for 41 McPherson High School Seniors, it has become a stressful time thanks to the policies of McPherson Public Schools.
McPherson Middle School (MMS) Principal Inge Esping has been named the 2025 Kansas Middle Level Principal of the Year by the Kansas Principals Association, a recognition that highlights her commitment to education, leadership, and community impact.
Steps to End Poverty in McPherson County (STEPMC) is hosting one of its most anticipated fundraisers. Taco Tuesday offers delicious tacos and decadent desserts with an opportunity to support the community.
For Garrett Floyd, McPherson High School’s (MHS) Class of 2025 valedictorian, high school has been more than a stepping stone to his future. It has been a journey of challenges, growth, and self-improvement.
High school has been a journey of growth for Lane Turner, McPherson High School’s (MHS) Class of 2025 salutatorian. Through challenges, lessons, and achievements, Lane has learned the value of hard work and perseverance.
A deputy with the McPherson County Sheriff’s Office has been placed on administrative leave as an investigation unfolds, according to a media release issued on April 4, by McPherson County Sheriff Jerry Montagne.
MOUNDRIDGE, Kansas – Following a strong season of going 11-10 overall and 8-8 in league play, the Moundridge High School softball team returns a plethora of talent in head coach Lynn Eichelberger’s fourth season.
LITTLE RIVER, Kansas – The second year of the Chad Lafferty era appears to be primed for success, as the Little River High School track and field teams returns a handful of state qualifiers from both the boys and girls teams in hopes of making noise at state at the end of the season. A promising first year under head coach Lafferty and assistant coach Betsy Lafferty saw a number of Redskins turn in state qualifications at the end of last season.