During Tuesday’s city commission meeting, McPherson Police Chief Mikel Golden thanked department chaplains Steve Gray and Dean Kroker for presenting max day mesh vests—donated through the Chaplain Corp’s annual fundraising efforts. The breathable gear helps officers stay cool during the summer heat and reflects the chaplains’ ongoing commitment to supporting local law enforcement.
The next potential Governor of Kansas made a pit stop in McPherson last Saturday, July 12 as Democratic candidate Cindy Holscher spoke to a crowd of people at the McPherson Museum.
Farmer’s Alliance Mutual Insurance has been honored with the 2024 Legacy Award by United Way of McPherson County. This award recognizes the company that contributed the highest total amount during the annual fundraising campaign, which combines employee donations and employer matches.
Lindsborg’s Family Health Care Clinic is proud to announce the opening of a new Nail Care Clinic dedicated to helping seniors, diabetics, and those with mobility and nail challenges manage nail and foot health.
Citizens State Bank has earned the 2024 Inspired Giving Award from United Way of McPherson County. This recognition is given to workplaces that infuse their fundraising campaigns with creativity and enthusiasm.
Summer temps reach their peak in July and August. The McPherson Public Library is the perfect place to cool down and enjoy free activities for all ages.
At Tuesday’s regular City Commission meeting, Josh Bedel, General Manager of the Board of Public Utilities (BPU), presented updates on ongoing infrastructure projects across McPherson and surrounding areas.
The McPherson Middle School community is grieving the loss of beloved counselor Kim Krase, who passed away on July 2, at 46, after a courageous battle with cancer.
The McPherson County Fair returns this week, marking 77 years of bringing Kansas grit and hometown pride to the Fairgrounds in Canton. This year’s theme ,“Dirt Road Dancing,” sets the stage for another fun-filled week of rodeo, exhibits, parades, music, and good food.
National report findings on child well-being in Kansas shows mixed results, potential room for improvement The good news from the annual Kids Count is Kansas ranks 14th overall in the country U.S. in terms of child well-being with a reduction of children in single parent families.