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Patrick Mahomes Calls Burglaries of his and Travis Kelce’s Homes ‘Frustrating, Disappointing’

Wednesday, November 13

The Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and the star tight end were both targeted a month ago in break-ins that were only recently revealed. By David K. Li, NBC News Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said Wednesday it's "frustrating, disappointing"... Read More.

Shoe Sensation to Host 9th Annual Socks for Troops Fundraiser

Wednesday, November 13

By Shoe Sensation, Inc. GREAT BEND, Kan. — Shoe Sensation, a regional chain of name brand family shoe stores, is hosting its 9th annual “Socks for Troops” fundraiser in all 240+ retail locations. Last year, the company collected over 50,000 pairs of socks and hopes... Read More.

Athlete of the Week: Kade Smith, Hutchinson Football

Wednesday, November 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Congratulations to Ad Astra Radio's Athlete of the Week (11/10 - 11-16) Kade Smith, Hutchinson High School senior. The week: Smith had another monster game, rushing for 245 yards and a touchdown, leading the Salthawks to a 33-13 win over Liberal in... Read More.

McPherson Hospital, Lindsborg Community Hospital, and Mercy Hospital Seeking Community Input on Local Conditions that Impact Health in McPherson County

Tuesday, November 12

McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson Hospital, Lindsborg Community Hospital, and Mercy Hospital are collaborating to gather community input on healthcare delivery and unmet needs in the county. This is part of their 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment.Over the coming months, these hospitals will work together... Read More.

Sterling College Exceeds Founders Day: Day of Giving Goal, Unlocks $100,000 Matching Gift

Tuesday, November 12

By Sterling College STERLING, Kan. (Sterling.edu) — Sterling College is proud to announce that it has met its ambitious 2024 Founders Day: Day of Giving matching challenge, raising $142,007 in contributions from alumni, friends, and supporters. This achievement has unlocked an additional $100,000 matching... Read More.

Barton County Commissioners Approve Change to Authorized Positions Listing

Tuesday, November 12

By Lucky Kidd BARTON COUNTY, Kan. — Barton County Commissioners approved a change to the Authorized Positions listing that was adopted when it approved the county's 2025 operating budget. The change involved one-half full-time position being added to both the Noxious Weed and Road and... Read More.

Allen County Newly Elected Sheriff to Start New Position Process, to Begin January 13

Tuesday, November 12

By Lucky Kid ALLEN COUNTY, Kan. — Newly elected Allen County Sheriff Anthony Maness is starting the process of transitioning into the new position which he officially assumes January 13. Maness discussed this with Allen County Commissioners Tuesday, and as part of this he will... Read More.

K-State Students Assisting in LaHarpe Cleanup Saturday

Tuesday, November 12

By Lucky Kidd IOLA, Kan. — A team of students from Kansas State University will be taking part in the city of LaHarpe's community cleanup Saturday. The students will be leaving Friday afternoon and will undergo a training session prior to departing.This is part of... Read More.

McPherson City Commissioners Hear Multiple Project Updates

Tuesday, November 12

McPHERSON, Kan. — Project updates were presented to the McPherson City Commission Tuesday. On the Euclid extension of the Elm Street Drainage project more sidewalk was placed last week on the south side of Euclid east of Main and electrical conduit and wiring was... Read More.

Provision Ballots Cast in General Election Counted in Vote Canvass, County Clerk Provides Election Update

Tuesday, November 12

By Lucky Kidd McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — Provision ballots (313 of 4720) cast in last week's general election were counted in the vote canvass by McPherson County Commissioners this morning. County Clerk Hollie Melroy said 80 of the 159 ballots not counted were from people... Read More.

“Path to Pebble” Wins Top Prize at Grand Motoring Festival

Tuesday, November 12

McPHERSON, Kan. (McPherson.edu) — McPherson College's documentary, "The Path to Pebble," chronicling the decade-long journey to compete at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance won Best Documentary Short Film at the Grand Motoring Film Festival on Oct. 31 at Hilton Head Island. The film was... Read More.

Hutchinson USD 308 Board of Education Approves 2025 Bond Election

Tuesday, November 12

By Lucky Kidd HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson USD 308 Board of Education Monday accepted a Facility Steering Committee Recommendation to submit to voters next April 1st a $109.5 million bond issue for a number of projects, chief of which would be construction of a... Read More.