
Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc Ribbon Cutting
On March 2, Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc had an official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for their new location at 121 E. Euclid in McPherson.
On March 2, Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc had an official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for their new location at 121 E. Euclid in McPherson.
The scholarship is available for any Inman High School graduate who has completed five semesters of college and is working toward a degree in one of the above mentioned service related careers. The scholarship amount is $500 distributed $250 per semester for one year. Deadline is March 31.
Monday, Feb. 27 7:05 a.m. McPherson Police took a missing, at-risk person report on S. Elm St. 7:26 a.m. McPherson County Sheriff, Canton Police, Canton… Login to continue reading Login…
If you think your vehicle may have a safety-related defect that isn’t part of a current recall, contact NHTSA online or by calling the agency’s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236. Sometimes just one complaint is enough to trigger a safety recall.
Highlights from the City of McPherson Commission Meeting Feb. 28 By Brenna Eller McPherson Sentinel On Feb. 28, the City Commission met for their regular… Login to continue reading Login…
The addition of Garver and Linde eliminates the need for the telehospitalists, so the hospital now has coverage in-house around the clock.
There was a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new indoor golf simulating establishment, Bob’s Golf Club at 112 N Main Street in McPherson on Feb. 24.
Students from Kansas Connections Academy got together for a field trip at the McPherson Museum and Arts Foundation on Feb. 24.
McPherson Middle School and McPherson High School choir students performed concerts at the Kansas Educators Music Association in Wichita on Feb. 24 and Feb.
The January 12, 1888, blizzard will be the focus for Lois Preheim, author and educator, who will be the speaker at the annual meeting of the Swiss Mennonite Cultural and Historical Association. Her book, “Trailing the Schoolchildren’s Blizzard”, chronicles experiences of families living in ten locations along the storm’s route extending from Canada down through the United States and resulting in the death of five Swiss Mennonite school children in the Freeman South Dakota area.