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Windom reduces speed limit
by Tammy JohnsonMcPherson Sentinel The City of Windom, Kansas has reduced the speed limit city wide to 20 miles per hour. Windom City Officials adopted… Login to continue reading Login…
New housing at Cedars for McPherson College students
McPherson College students will have a new housing option in the fall with the addition of Maxwell Hall.
We now know for whom the pie shell tolls
It turns out, chocolate chip cookies are a much newer invention than I would have thought.An article on the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library website notes that the famous cookies were first invented in 1938 by Ruth Wakefield.Wakefield and her husband, Kenneth, ran the Toll House Restaurant in Massachusetts, hence the enduring “Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie” name.There’s apparently plenty of debate surrounding the true lore of how Wakefield managed to create them, but that’s kind of how all of the stories of famous recipes seem to play out.Regardless, her invention has become such a part of culture that most of us probably don’t even think about them having an origin.
The Curse of Sex Trafficking in America
Clay Center, Kansas – Along with millions of other movie-goers, my wife and I attended the blockbuster movie, Sound of Freedom.
CVB approves grants
The Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) Board presented the McPherson City Commission with its list of approved Visitor Attraction Grants at Tuesday’s meeting.
StepMC bids Regier farewell
Steps to End Poverty in McPherson County (STEPMC) bid farewell to Austin Regier Friday, Feb.
K-State celebrates $2.3 billion economic impact in Kansas, launches All Things Kansas dashboard
Kansas State University made a significant contribution of $2.3 billion in economic impact to the state of Kansas in fiscal year 2023, according to the university’s latest Economic and Community Impact report.K-State President Richard Linton shared this announcement during K-State Impact Day on Wednesday, Feb.
ReUse It announces January donations
The Omega Project received a $1,750 donation.