
Silver Spoon Café serves more than meals
The McPherson Senior Center’s Silver Spoon Café is asking for donations to continue providing low-cost, nutritious meals to local seniors.
The McPherson Senior Center’s Silver Spoon Café is asking for donations to continue providing low-cost, nutritious meals to local seniors.
For six years, Farm View U-Pick Strawberry Patch was a popular spot for families looking to enjoy fresh fruit and sunshine. Kelli Regehr and her husband poured their hearts into the farm, welcoming visitors and sharing in their joy as they picked baskets of berries.
Businesses in McPherson County are facing an uncertain future regarding the sale of Delta-8 THC and CBD products after local law enforcement visited two stores to discuss state regulations on industrial hemp. While no formal ban has been enacted, police officers provided retailers with Kansas Statute 02-3908, which classifies industrial hemp, including hemp-derived products intended for human and animal consumption, as illegal in Kansas.
Ron Mork began his journey with the ReUse It Center as a volunteer in 2016. Just a year later, in 2017, he joined the board and served faithfully for six years. In 2020, Ron stepped into a new role as the ReUse It Center’s first Assistant Manager.
Feather and Forage Collective is a small self-serve stand that offers handmade and homegrown goods from local makers. It is more than just a market, it is a place built on community, seasonality, and care.
McPherson families will have an easier way to get free meals for their children this summer through a new program from USD 418: McPherson Public Schools. The district is offering the SUN Meals to GO Program for the first time, allowing families to pick up five days' worth of breakfasts and lunches at once.
According to the American Red Cross, someone in the United States requires blood every two seconds. Blood is crucial for surgeries, cancer therapy, chronic illnesses, and traumatic injuries.
Mental health is a universal concern, but for many men, it remains a silent struggle. Societal expectations often pressure men to appear strong and self-reliant.
(BPT) - Looking for ways to make the most of your time outdoors this summer? Grab your crew and go boating! Being on the water is one of the best ways to disconnect from distractions on land, allowing you to relax and recharge in nature. Not only is there a scientific connection between boating and happiness - the sight and sound of water promotes wellness by increasing serotonin, lowering cortisol and reducing stress - but boating is also a fun way to spend time with loved ones and meet new people within the boating community.