It was a busy week for the six McPherson County area small schools as all six schools participated in volleyball invitationals on Saturday and three football teams remained unbeaten after the second Friday night of football.
Kansas Farm Bureau is offering an avenue for producers to promote and sell their goods and value added products with Shop Kansas Farms. “When we speak with farmers that we work with their number one challenge is marketing,” said Kylee Stout.
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MANHATTAN, Kan. – Many people view spiders as pests, and the fear of spiders is one of the most common phobias among Americans. However, spiders are predators that feed on insect pests in gardens and landscapes.
McPherson County youth will soon have the chance to discover the wonders of nature through a new four-week program designed to spark curiosity about the wildlife of Central Kansas. The Wildlife Explorations series, offered by K-State Research and Extension in McPherson County, begins this October with hands-on activities for children ages six and older.
McPherson Community First Responders’ Night is set to return to Lakeside Park this month, giving families an opportunity to enjoy an evening of food, fun, and a closer look at the people and equipment that keep the community safe. The event will take place on Thursday, September 25, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The Maxwell Wildlife Refuge will come to life with the sights and sounds of the early 1800s from September 19 to 21, as it hosts the annual Mountain Man Rendezvous. This three-day event offers a vivid and interactive glimpse into the lives of explorers, trappers, and traders who once roamed the Kansas plains.
The McPherson Housing Coalition (MHC) will host its fifth annual Housing Conference later this month, bringing together developers, service providers, advocates, and residents for a day focused on solutions to housing challenges across McPherson County. The 2025 McPherson County Housing Conference is set for Thursday, September 25, from 8:00 a.m.
Every September, families, healthcare professionals, and local organizations in communities across the United States come together to shed light on the realities of childhood cancer and advocate for meaningful change. President George H.