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Canton Stars and Stripes Military Museum, 104 W. Allen, in Canton. Exhibits include memorabilia from all military branches. Open for all Military and Patriotic Holidays or by appointment. 620-628-4484 Galva Historical Museum, 204 S. Main, in Galva. Documenting Galva’s history as well as surrounding country schools, displays of past businesses, and information regarding the Cherokee and Santa Fe Trail. Hours: 1st Sunday: 2 p.m.-4 p.m.; 2nd Saturday: 10 a.m.-noon; 3rd Thursday: 7 p.m.-9 p.m., or by appointment. 620-654-3343 Inman Museum, 101 N. Main, in Inman. Sunday 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m., or by appointment. 620-585-6756 or 620-585-6477. The museum has a life-size village square with six buildings constructed with 100-year-old materials, a restored train deport complete with a caboose, and a full early prairie homestead. www.inmanmuseum.com.

COVID

COVID, work picked up.” Leathers said his customers understand when he can’t get there and will wait for him if it isn’t an emergency. “It’s a good feeling when customers say they will wait for you,” Leathers said.

The Winding of the May Pole

A special tradition of the May Fete (aside from the May Fete royalty) is the Winding of the May Pole. This year the May Pole Winding will be done by the St. Joseph Catholic School 5th and 6th graders.

Library series educates women on health and wellness

Krysti Bergkamp, Certified Health Coach and Personal Trainer with McPherson Center for Health started off the Women’s Health Series on May 1 with her lesson “Simply Healthy”. Every Monday this month, there will be discussions relating to Women’s Health and Wellness at the McPherson Public Library and each session begins at 5:30 p.m.

CALENDAR of EVENTS

of Wednesday, May 10th - Friday, May 12th National Travel & Tourism Week – McPherson Convention and Visitors Bureau, 1111 E. Kansas Ave.

MHS completes final Signing Day

The fourth and final signing day at McPherson High School took place last Wednesday on May 3rd when seven more Bullpups signed their letter of intent to pursue both their athletic and academic careers at the next level following their final year at the high school.

Vikings inch towards breakthrough

LINDSBORG, Kansas – The outcome may be deceiving to most following Smoky Valley’s baseball doubleheader against Hoisington, but the Vikings are close to breaking the barrier after falling in both games to the Cardinals as the regular season finale draws near.

Area roundup: County wraps up regular seasons

It was a great week for several area schools as the Smoky Valley boys tennis team qualified all six members for the Class 3-2-1A state meet, the Little River boys continued to roll along in baseball while Smoky Valley’s Breanne Peters continues to dominate the track/field events.