EDMOND, Oklahoma – For a second time this summer season, a McPherson summer baseball team made its way down south to Oklahoma as the 17U Bullpups finished with a 0-3-1 record at the Midwest College Baseball Circuit in Edmond this past weekend.
StepMC to launch “Getting Ahead” program in Inman
The next potential Governor of Kansas made a pit stop in McPherson last Saturday, July 12 as Democratic candidate Cindy Holscher spoke to a crowd of people at the McPherson Museum.
Two elite underclassmen from the McPherson High School baseball team will be representing the Bullpups next week in Enid, Oklahoma, as McPherson’s Carter Bengtson and Cade Strathman were selected to compete for team Kansas Select in the High Plains Shootout. The High Plains Shootout is a high school all-star series held at David Allen Memorial Ballpark in downtown Enid, Oklahoma.
The McPherson Public Library has added an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and Narcan (naloxone) to its facility, strengthening its commitment to community service. This move reinforces its mission as a safe, inclusive hub for everyone.
The McPherson County Fair returns this week, marking 77 years of bringing Kansas grit and hometown pride to the Fairgrounds in Canton. This year’s theme ,“Dirt Road Dancing,” sets the stage for another fun-filled week of rodeo, exhibits, parades, music, and good food.
Dodge City, Kansas – Fueled by a pair of defensive touchdowns and a strong game plan that capitalized on stiff winds, the West squad rolled to a 26-8 victory over the East in Saturday, June 21st's Kansas Shrine Bowl at Memorial Stadium.
When summer heats up, the McPherson Museum and Arts Foundation offers families a fun and free way to cool down indoors. They can also learn something new while they’re at it.
Recent online discussions have raised concerns about the future of Meals on Wheels and Friendship Meals programs provided by Everfull in several Kansas counties, including McPherson County. The South Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging (SCKAAA) has officially canceled its contract with Everfull, ending the provider’s services in 10 counties as of June 30.
Lisa M. Lucero grew up in McPherson, and she never expected to become the author of six novels. Now, she is returning to her hometown to celebrate that journey by signing books at Twice Told Tales.