r Meagen Stucky, fifth-grade teacher at roosevelt elementary, says she always knew she wanted to be a teacher. “I can remember asking my teachers in grade school to play school with their teacher manuals during indoor recess, playing school at home and asking my mom to go to School Specialty so I can buy teacher supplies” she said.
2023 Farm Forum addresses concerns in the agriculture and business community The Agriculture Committee had the annual Farm Forum on Feb. 6 at the First United Methodist Church in McPherson.
Hello Sentinel readers! While McPherson News-Ledger readers will be familiar with my name, I’d like to introduce myself to you. My name is Tammy Johnson.
Officials at McPherson Center for Health announce that the Rural Health Clinic (RHC), also known as McPherson Medical and Surgical Associates, recently completed a successful survey from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) with zero deficiencies. The purpose of the survey was to ensure that the clinic is operating appropriately under CMS guidelines.
There are some music events at Central Christian College of Kansas in the next few weeks including a Jazz Band Concert on Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. in the Warehouse, an on-campus venue. On Feb. 24, the CCM Band will be performing at the same location and time.
On Feb. 7, City of McPherson Mayor Tom Brown shared that he attended the Farm Forum on Monday, Feb. 6 at the First United Methodist Church in McPherson.
McPherson County Sheriff Jerry Montagne shared the Monthly/Annually arrests and Jail Statistics during the Public Input Session at the Board of McPherson County Commissioners Meeting on Feb. 6.
On Feb. 1, the McPherson Sentinel staff had the pleasure of visiting with McPherson High School students about the ever- changing industry of newspaper and the process that goes into printing news in a digital world.
Plans to modify frequency and add staff will bring further growth to McPherson area coverage. Today, we are making two announcements of interest to you and your community.