As July winds down and National Park and Recreation Month come to a close, outdoor spaces across McPherson County are always open. Nature isn’t confined to a calendar; it is a way of life.
On July 8, 52-year-old Matthew Dudte pleaded no contest in Marion County District Court to five felony charges in a case spanning over a decade.… Login to continue reading Login…
A Thursday morning fire in the 1000 block of South Ash left a residence heavily damaged and likely beyond repair, after flames ignited on a… Login to continue reading Login…
After weeks of anticipation and one weather-induced delay, the McPherson Public Library’s World of Color Fun Run finally splashed into action on July 12 at Wall Park. The original event was scheduled for June 14 but was postponed due to severe storms in the area.
A Valley Center man is at the center of both civil and criminal proceedings in McPherson County, accused of misappropriating corporate funds for personal use. Jason Ryan Stucky, 45, has entered a plea of not guilty to two felony counts involving theft and fraudulent computer activity, allegedly committed over a nearly three-year period.
McPherson Middle School is preparing to welcome McPherson Police Officer Mike Adams as its new School Resource Officer (SRO). Adams brings a strong reputation from Smoky Valley Schools and a commitment to connection, mentorship, and safety.
Every third Saturday, Heartbeat Coffee becomes the center of the local car community. Starting at 7:30 a.m., the quiet coffee shop lot fills with vintage hot rods, sleek imports, and unsuspecting pickups.
When the skies open over Moundridge, Devon Stos does not just brace for rain. He braces for a flood.
The McPherson Public Library has continued its Pop-Up Storytime program this summer, transforming community spaces into welcoming places for young readers and their families. From storefronts to fire stations, the series offers interactive read-alouds, songs, and activities that promote early literacy and help children connect with their community.
Late Friday night, emergency services crews responded to a report of someone lying on the railroad tracks close to the McPherson County Fairgrounds in Canton.