The Kansas House of Representatives and the Kansas Senate unanimously passed two resolutions on April 26 that recognized the 125th anniversary in 2023 of the Smoky Valley Roller Mills building in Lindsborg, Kansas.
Kyle Nathan Buller was born January 12, 1978, at Mercy Hospital in Moundridge, KS, with a diagnosis of Spina Bifida and entered his Eternal Home after a courageous battle with cancer April 26, 2023. Kyle spent his lifetime being more than a conqueror in Christ Jesus, emphasizing what he could do instead of what he could not do.
Dr. Laura Lee (Workman ) Eells, 68, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 29, 2023, at Ascension Via Christi-St.
Ronald Gene Cunningham, 80, formerly of McPherson, KS, Ellinwood, KS, and Ohio, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, surrounded by family at Pleasant View Home, I n m a n . He was a n agronomist, working at Ohio State University and Kansas State University in the Agriculture Department.
The McPherson College Citation of Merit award recipients for 2023 are Dwight Oltman ’58 (posthumously), Zane Smith ’66, and Garold Minns ’73. These recipients exemplify the college’s mission of Service, Scholarship, and Participation through their lifelong commitment to the values they developed as students at McPherson College.
Jeremy Wade Kessler, 37, died April 26, 2023 in Wichita, Kansas. He was born March 5, 1986, at Newton, the son of Terry D.
Cristian Garcia and Payton Schlicht, McPherson High School Seniors recently came home with $700 from the Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge at Kansas State University on April 20. Garcia and Schlicht participated in MHS Entrepreneurship teacher Christopher Strathman’s Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge in December, and had the opportunity to present their Mobile Car Wash business against other students’ ideas from all over the state.
This is from a fictional book submitted by a community member, not a news story. End of Chapter 1: Ida Mae, Emma, and Daisy (continued from edition 4/25 of the Sentinel) Next to speak was Daisy Mackenzie, a lady in her mid-forties, who was the president of the local chapter of the Zen Meditation Society.
at Kansas Independent College Association and Foundation The Kansas Independent College Foundation received over 70 total nominations for its annual collection of merit-based scholarships. A volunteer panel of nine judges helped select the 21 winners.
During the Public Input Session at the City of McPherson Commission Meeting on May 2, David Jones shared his concerns about potholes along North Main Street going out to the sports complex in McPherson and on other streets downtown. Mayor Tom Brown said they will look into the issue.