SEDGWICK – On Tuesday the Elyria Christian girls and boys traveled to Sedgwick and brought home a win for the Lady Eagles, 34-21, while the Eagle boys lost late, 30-24. Both the Lady Eagles and Eagle boys are now 3-2 for the season as they were prepping to host Solomon on Saturday before traveling to Rural Vista next Tuesday to close out their pre-Christmas schedule.
By Joel Muhs The McPherson Sentinel MCPHERSON – The second of four signing days took place at McPherson High School on Wednesday, December 14 where… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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On Saturday, the sound of Swedish hymns and traditional dancing filled the streets of Lindsborg as the annual St. Lucia Festival took place. The holiday spirit continued into the evening with the Heritage Christmas at the Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum.
MCPHERSON – The Wichita Suburban League (WSL) crown belongs to the seventh and eighth grade McPherson Middle School girls basketball teams, as each Lady Pups team completed a perfect 12-0 season after winning the WSL tournament Monday night.
MCPHERSON – The McPherson High School wrestlers had the state of Kansas well-covered during last week’s events, as the varsity boys made the lengthy drive to Colby for an 11th place finish and the varsity girls traveled to Great Bend for a 10th place finish.
Don Martin Muir, 73 of McPherson pass away on Dec. 1 2022.
Brian D. Lopata, President and Chief Executive Officer at Farmers Alliance has announced three promotions within the Executive Leadership Team, following the recent meeting of the company’s Board of Directors. According to Lopata, “I am happy to recognize these individuals for their exceptional work on behalf of Farmers Alliance, and look forward to their continued contributions in these new positions.” He added, “As we look to the future for Farmers Alliance, these changes will keep us aligned strategically and operationally, positioning us well for future success.”
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Libraries hold a conflicted place our collective imagination. To many of us — to me personally — they’re magical.