FREDONIA – It’s a Monday morning at the Wilson County Citizen, and the paper’s staff is chasing breaking news: the annual Fall River barbecue won’t be held this year. Staff might be an overstatement.
It has been a busy week for the area small school athletic teams as the combined record of the area volleyball teams is already 21-9 while all five of the football teams scored season opening wins.
GraceMed Health Clinic will close its McPherson Family Clinic this fall, ending seven years of service to families in central Kansas. Patient care will conclude on September 26, 2025, with the clinic officially closing its doors on October 1, 2025.
The McPherson Housing Coalition (MHC) will host its fifth annual Housing Conference later this month, bringing together developers, service providers, advocates, and residents for a day focused on solutions to housing challenges across McPherson County. The 2025 McPherson County Housing Conference is set for Thursday, September 25, from 8:00 a.m.
The soccer season is underway at Central Christian College and with it came a pair of home games this past Saturday, as the Tiger women fell 2-1 and the Tiger men drew 1-1 with Sterling College.
HESSTON, Kansas — The Hesston College women’s soccer team had the honor of posting the Larks’ first win as a four-year school, stopping new rival McPherson College 2-1 Saturday night at Sieber Field.
Art in the Park is making a joyful return to Memorial Park after years of absence. The McPherson Public Library is hosting the event as part of this summer’s “Color Our World” theme, which celebrates artistic expression and community connection in all its forms.
In 2019, Shawna Gordon began experiencing strange pressure at the base of her skull. The headaches were intense, and dizziness and vertigo soon followed.
Understandably so, football tends to be the focal point of the sporting world this time of year. However, basketball is just a hop, skip and a jump away as well, so let’s talk some Hawks, shall we?
Lakeside Park will come alive with music, fun, and community spirit as the United Way of McPherson County hosts its annual Party in the Park. The event marks the official kick-off of the organization’s 2025 campaign, which aims to raise $300,000 to support vital services across the county.