As of Friday, January 13, the dogs vs cats debate has momentarily been answered as the McPherson Bullpups girls and boys basketball teams swept the Mulvane Wildcats on Homecoming for their seventh victory in a row.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (01/11/23). Your garden, home and family blossom this year. Generate abundance with diligent, consistent action. Discover love in another direction this winter, energizing springtime household improvements and upgrades. Summer brings a new team roster, leading to an autumn professional growth phase. Beautify your cozy nest.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/31/22). Fortune shines on home and family this year. Organized, steady efforts build financial strength. Shift romantic, creative or passionate directions this winter, before springtime home renovations brighten. Social obstacles affect your summer plans, leading to an autumn career boom. Domestic arts nurture your household harmony.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/28/22). Fill your home with love this year.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/21/22). Invite fortune into your house this year.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/14/22). Prioritize home and family to grow this year. Action, persistence and determination realize creative dreams. Winter obstacles affect work and health, before springtime relaxation inspires flowering romance. Redirect plans over a summer transition phase, before social connection illuminates the autumn. Share domestic comforts and love.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/07/22). Pour love into your home this year. Strengthen bonds and connections with regular communication. A winter challenge motivates a healthy redirection, leading to springtime fun, creativity, romance and beauty. Slow for a private summer reorientation phase, energizing autumn teamwork for rich reward. Recharge with family.
CANTON – While it was a struggle at moments in 2021-22 for both the Canton/Galva boys and girls basketball programs, they both look for successes in 2022-23 based on returning athletes and on court experience.
The legend of Saint Lucia tells the story of a young girl, clad in a white gown with a red sash, her head surrounded by a halo of light, who appeared to bring hope, warmth and food to those in need during a time of famine in Sweden.
To start off the City Commission Meeting on Nov. 29, Commissioner of Public Lands and Facilities, Gary Mehl encouraged the community to go look at Lakeside Park if they haven’t had the chance to see it recently and thanked Director of Public Lands and Facilities Wayne Burns.