Chapter AY of the P.E.O. Sisterhood
Chapter AY of the P.E.O. Sisterhood met for a regular business meeting on Thursday, September 18, 2025, at 12:00 noon, at the Presbyterian Church.
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Asking Eric: After medical miracle, daughter is angry about mom's travel
Asking EricDear Eric: I’m in my 60s and have a crippling disease that kept me housebound for nearly five years. My daughter moved back home around that time after her sister took her life and left behind a young son, whom we have been raising together.A new medication for this disease was recently approved.
Thank you, H.P. Gott!
Dear Readers, Football season is well under way and though I am a fan of certain teams both collegiate and professional I am not a fanatic. But football is woven so tightly into our national fabric it is virtually unavoidable between August and February.
Why Can't We Have Nice Things?
I once had a royal blue peplum-style dress that I loved. Don’t let the fact that I can name the style fool you into thinking I know anything about fashion.
Kansas Supreme Court sides with woman who lost job offer after she refused COVID-19 vaccine
TOPEKA — The Kansas Supreme Court sided Friday with a woman who lost a job offer when she refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine, rejecting the employer’s arguments that federal law supersedes a state law restriction on questioning the sincerity of religious beliefs. Katlin Keeran, an occupational therapist who lived in Johnson County, initially cited concerns about the use of fetal cells in the development of COVID-19 vaccines.
Lady Pups break school record for second time in eight days
HESSTON, Kansas – A school record that lasted all of eight days was broken again this past Friday, as the McPherson High School girls golf team shot a program best team score of 303 to comfortably win first place at Hesston Golf Course.
Dams back up dirt. Can stirring it save lakes?
Kanopolis Lake is the oldest Kansas reservoir built by the Army Corps of Engineers. After construction was delayed by World War 2, its dam began holding back water in 1948.
Bullpups derail Newton for statement win
Tuesday was just an appetizer for what was to come Thursday night, as the McPherson High School boys soccer team has officially arrived following a 2-1 upset win over class 5A’s previously undefeated Newton.
Housing conference highlights innovation, collaboration, and community impact
The Fifth Annual McPherson County Housing Conference, held on September 25 at the McPherson Community Building, welcomed a diverse group of housing advocates, developers, policymakers, and community members. Hosted by the McPherson Housing Coalition (MHC), the event offered a full day of learning, connection, and inspiration focused on expanding access to safe and affordable housing throughout McPherson County.
Burnin' Down Main set to light up downtown
The sights, sounds, smells and flavors of fall will fill downtown McPherson on Saturday, Oct. 4, as the 23rd annual Burnin’ Down Main Chili Cook-Off and Fall Festival takes over The Plaza.