A new exhibit at the McPherson Museum & Arts Foundation is changing how we see Kansas history. “Welcome to the Real Quivira” reveals a thriving civilization that once existed here, proving that early Kansas was a major hub for trade and culture.
McPherson residents have another option for expert eye care as Walters Optometry recently welcomed Dr. Derek Bryant to their team, bringing fresh expertise and a strong commitment to patient care.
Raising a puppy can be exciting but also challenging. Many owners struggle with training, socialization, and building their pup’s confidence.
Summer is here, and McPherson County families have plenty of ways to stay active, be creative, and enjoy the outdoors. From sports camps to exciting events, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
When your six area smaller schools send nearly fifty athletes to compete in nearly sixty events you expect some triumphs, and that they did as the Moundridge boys scored a second-place team finish and Little River had three individual golds, Moundridge had one and Inman scored a relay gold to go along with the Lady Teuton softball team getting a second-place ending in softball. The Moundridge boys scored 73 points to claim second place in Class 2A led by Henry Hecox who closed out his Wildcat career with a gold medal in the javelin.
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.
Grant Sports Complex on Tuesday evening was the place to be not only because both the McPherson High School softball and baseball teams clenched a spot in state but also because the Lady Pups did so in undefeated style, as wins over Clay Center and Mulvane propelled McPherson to a regional championship. As the 2025 softball season has wore on, a special season appeared to be unfolding in McPherson during head coach Daryl Hoelting’s first year as skipper of the Lady Pups.
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.
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.
By Joel Muhs jmuhs@cherryroad.com MCPHERSON, Kansas – Words are often hard to come by when dealing with the emotions of a season coming to an… Login to continue reading Login…