Commission approves city manager contract
Newton KansanDaniela Rivas, the current assistant city manager in McPherson, will become the next city manager for the city of Newton.
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Former McPherson provider offers online consultation
Sabra Tierperman served the McPherson community for sixteen years at Prairie View Inc., seeing patients of all ages with a wide variety of mental health conditions, including those in nursing homes.
Friends of Maxwell celebrates 30 years
Friends of Maxwell (FoM) celebrated their 30th year being an open to the public nonprofit 501c3 organization on November 10 with a ceremony at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge Visitor’s Center.FoM assists the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) in fulfilling the Maxwell family’s dream of preserving a piece of the prairie with a roaming herd of bison for future generations to experience Kansas as it was in the 1800s.“We wanted to present a plaque to the founders and KDWP, the directors and managers, birders, and native plant people who have done so much over the years in recording facts on the refuge and helping preserve this wonderful piece of land,” said Trisha Smith Friends of Maxwell Director.
Official McPherson County Election results
Hollie Melroy presented McPherson County Commissioners with the results of the November 2023 election at Monday’s meeting.
Peoples Bank and Trust celebrates Anniversary
Peoples Bank and Trust is a McPherson institution, having been an integral part of the community for 125 years.
McPherson County Election results-Updated 11/09/2023
By Tammy Johnson McPherson Sentinel With an additional 363 ballots counted, the results of Tuesday’s election haven’t changed all that much. Hollie Melory, McPherson County… Login to continue reading Login…
Jessie’s getting a kidney
A long journey is about to have a happy ending for McPherson resident Jessie Wagoner.
Philanthropist of the Year announced
The McPherson County Community Foundation is excited to announce the award winners for Philanthropist of the Year (POY) and Organization of the Year (OOY).
Groundbreaking Study Reveals One in Four Kansas Households Struggled to Afford Basics in 2021
A new report released by United Ways of Kansas highlights the hardships of nearly 450,000 Kansas households who were unable to afford the state’s cost of living in 2021.ALICE in Kansas: A Study of Financial Hardship places a spotlight on a large population of hardworking residents who work at low-paying jobs, have little or no savings and are one emergency away from falling into poverty.