Cassie and Keith Boesker transformed their interest in bees and bee behavior into their business, The Queenz Hive. The Boeskers were co-owners of a different local bee and honey company for three years but decided to venture out on their own this year.
Finding inexpensive daycare for children of school age is a difficulty for many parents in McPherson County. Parents have a choice for after-school care as well as care on days when school is not in session thanks to the McPherson YMCA Y-Kids program.
Graduation ceremonies conclude fall 2022 semester Nearly 500 Emporia State University students graduated during ceremonies in December 2022. Graduate students were recognized Dec.
The Inman Scholarship Foundation is seeking applicants for the Agatha Smyers Scholarship for a student who is interested in the service industry, which could include: educators, clergy, social services, registered nursing, physical therapy, physicians or dentists. The scholarship will be awarded based upon achievement in college, financial need, potential to make an impact on others and involvement in leadership and community service.
During the Public Input Session at the McPherson City Commission Meeting March 21, McPherson resident Dennis Houghton said he has noticed a decline or decay of the city streets in the past ten years. “I don’t think that we’ve really done the job that we should be doing as far as the maintenance of sealing cracks and potholes,” Houghton said.
MCPHERSON SENIOR CENTER The McPherson Senior Center is a non-profit 501c3 which was established in 1979. Our mission is to provide services to help maintain and enhance the lives of our McPherson City elderly community.
Joseph Pennycuff, the county appraiser, provided commissioners with clarification regarding the tax payment for a local grain elevator company at the McPherson County Commission meeting on Monday. The business paid the 2022 property taxes with the intention of contesting the amount.
The Governor of Kansas has declared March 15, 2023 as “Kansas American Legion Day.”
On March 8, Roosevelt Elementary School had a special visit from the McPherson High School Girls Soccer Team. Each player and the managers selected a book with the Kindergartners and read to them.
Eight week challenge focuses on physical activity, healthy eating MANHATTAN, Kan. – Walking or running or biking more than 400 miles across the state of Kansas over the next eight weeks would seem a bit intimidating to most folks.