
County teams and athletes aim for state success
For most of the area softball and baseball teams, the season has come to an end while the Inman softball team will be the second seed at the Class 2-1A state playoffs, sporting a record of 22-1.
For most of the area softball and baseball teams, the season has come to an end while the Inman softball team will be the second seed at the Class 2-1A state playoffs, sporting a record of 22-1.
Bright colors, energetic movement, and a fun-filled atmosphere will soon take over Wall Park, bringing the community together for an exciting outdoor experience. This event isn’t about speed or competition; it’s about celebrating movement, creativity, and connection in a unique way that leaves every participant smiling and covered in color.
The most wins in a single regular season in Kansas high school softball history now resides with McPherson High School, as the Lady Pups capped a perfect 26-0 regular season on Tuesday with a doubleheader sweep of rival Buhler on senior night.
McPherson County is preparing for the future and wants to hear from you. Local leaders are working on a Comprehensive Plan to guide decisions about land use, housing, roads, and development in the county’s unincorporated areas for the next 20 years.
McPherson Police Chief Mikel Golden has stepped into a new leadership role as president of the Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police (KACP). Known for his dedication to service and strong community ties, he is ready to push for policies that support law enforcement while making a lasting impact across Kansas.
McPherson firefighters are trading fire hoses for spatulas as the McPherson Fireman’s Benefit Association hosts its inaugural Pancake Feed Fundraiser. The event aims to raise money for the association’s fund, which supports firefighters during hardships and contributes to local community needs.
During Tuesday’s McPherson City Commission meeting, commissioners reviewed past events, upcoming plans, and community information. Lindsey Helm, 2025 All Schools Day Chairperson, addressed commissioners to thank city departments and local organizations for helping make the Wall Park concert a success.
The six smaller schools are busy prepping for what could be a highly rewarding post-season run in baseball, softball, and track/field.
by Tammy Johnson tjohnson@cherryroad.com A piece of McPherson fire service history has a second chance at life. The McPherson Fire Department has acquired a 1949 Seagrave fire truck that originally…
May is recognized across the United States as Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking stigma, fostering open conversations, and ensuring individuals feel empowered to seek the care they need. This month serves as an opportunity to highlight available resources and encourage residents to prioritize their emotional wellbeing.