The McPherson Public Library has added an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and Narcan (naloxone) to its facility, strengthening its commitment to community service. This move reinforces its mission as a safe, inclusive hub for everyone.
A man accused of threatening children attending the Marquette Learning Center via TikTok is now facing multiple criminal charges following his arrest on July 2. According to Marquette Police, the department received information about the alleged threat Wednesday evening.
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.
The ReUse It Center of McPherson continued its mission of charitable giving in June by awarding benevolent distributions to two organizations with a deep history of service.
McPherson’s downtown merchants are getting ready for a favorite summer event. The theme for this year’s Shop the Night Away is “Rock the Block.” Stores will offer special sales, fun games, and great deals to help everyone enjoy the evening and support small businesses.
Songfest blends harmony, heart, and hope
Wise & Reber has been named the recipient of United Way of McPherson County’s (UWMC) 2024 Rising Impact Award. This honor is given to a company that demonstrates the largest increase in charitable giving to the UWMC annual campaign, compared to the previous year.
As Independence Day approaches, the community is buzzing with anticipation for a celebration filled with fireworks, family gatherings, cookouts, and patriotic pride. It’s a moment to honor freedom and togetherness, often spent under skies lit by late-night light shows.
From June 17 to 20, 2025, 40 teams comprising over 90 women pilots took off from Fairhope, AL, on a historic race to Spokane, WA. In keeping with the 96-year rich history of women’s air racing and the 48th race of its kind, the pilots of this year’s Air Race Classic were met with challenges surrounding weather, decision-making, aircraft performance, and strategy.