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McPherson County Planning Board to Re-Vote on Officers Amid By-Law Concerns

Monday, February 3

McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — The McPherson County Planning Board and Board of Zoning Appeals will be re-voting next week on officers for this year. Issues about the board election last month were brought to McPherson County Commissioners last week and Planning, Zoning and Environmental... Read More.

Grow Your Future in Ag with the McPherson Chamber of Commerce AFA Scholarship

Monday, February 3

McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — Do you know a student who’s ready to grow their future in ag? The McPherson Chamber of Commerce AFA Scholarship is an excellent opportunity for those pursuing careers in agriculture, food, or related fields. Any high school senior residing in McPherson... Read More.

KDOT Announces Approved January Bids

Monday, February 3

The Kansas Department of Transportation announces approved bids for state highway construction and maintenance projects. The letting took place Jan. 22, 2025, in Topeka. Some of the bids may include multiple projects that have been bundled based on proximity and type of work. District One... Read More.

Governor Kelly Announces Over $26M to Improve Rural Road Infrastructure in Hamilton and Edward Counties

Monday, February 3

TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday that the Kansas Department of Transportation has received over $26 million in federal funding to improve rural road infrastructure in Hamilton and Edwards counties. “This significant investment will transform rural infrastructure in southwest Kansas by improving accessibility... Read More.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson January Recap, Youths of the Month Announced

Monday, February 3

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — January was National Mentoring Month. Since 2002, National Mentoring Month has celebrated the power of mentorship and raising awareness about the need for more caring adults to step up. Right now, one-third of young people in the U.S. feel disconnected from... Read More.

Fire Station 2 Opening Delayed for Piping Replacement

Saturday, February 1

McPHERSON, Kan. — The opening of McPherson's new Fire Station 2 will be delayed in order to re-install tubing for the snow melt system at the station on North Main. The McPherson Fire Department said in a release late Friday afternoon this tubing is under... Read More.

Jim Loving Announces Candidacy for Mayor of McPherson

Saturday, February 1

McPHERSON, Kan. — Jim Loving officially announced his candidacy for Mayor of McPherson in the upcoming November 2025 election. A longtime resident and former president of NCRA, Loving brings decades of leadership experience, community involvement, and a deep commitment to serving the people of... Read More.

Hutchinson House Fire Claims Two Lives, Injures Two Others

Saturday, February 1

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — An early Saturday morning fire at a southeast Hutchinson residence killed two people and sent two others to the hospital. According to a statement from Hutchinson Fire Division Chief of Operations Jeremy Unruh and Hutchinson Police Captain Dayton Gates, emergency personnel... Read More.

Tabor College Receives $1.3 million Challenge Grant from Mabee Foundation

Friday, January 31

HILLSBORO, Kan. — Fundraising for the renovation of the former Mary J. Regier Building, and future home of business and entrepreneurship, reached a significant milestone with the announcement of a $1.3 million challenge grant from the Mabee Foundation. Tabor College must raise an additional... Read More.

Bethany College Hosts Over 500 Young Men for “Real Men Sing” Vocal Workshop

Friday, January 31

LINDSBORG, KAN., (JAN. 30, 2025) — Bethany College hosted over 500 young men from nearly 40 schools across Kansas on Jan. 30 for the annual Real Men Sing vocal workshop. This celebrated event provides an inspiring opportunity for students in grades 4-12 to explore... Read More.

Bipartisan Early Childhood Proposal Introduced in Kansas House and Senate

Friday, January 31

~Compromise Bill Streamlines Child Care Licensure and Regulatory Structures, Consolidates Existing Early Childhood Programs~ TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly and a bipartisan group of Kansas legislators announced Friday that an early childhood compromise bill was introduced into both chambers of the Kansas Legislature. This bill streamlines... Read More.

Free Educational Program on Whitetail Deer Biology and Management

Friday, January 31

FORT SCOTT, Kan. — Join us for an informative evening on Whitetail Deer Biology and Management at the Ellis Family Fine Arts Center at Fort Scott Community College on Tuesday, February 25th. This free educational program will provide valuable insights for anyone interested in... Read More.

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McPherson County Planning Board to Re-Vote on Officers Amid By-Law Concerns

Grow Your Future in Ag with the McPherson Chamber of Commerce AFA Scholarship

KDOT Announces Approved January Bids

Governor Kelly Announces Over $26M to Improve Rural Road Infrastructure in Hamilton and Edward Counties

Boys & Girls Clubs of Hutchinson January Recap, Youths of the Month Announced

Fire Station 2 Opening Delayed for Piping Replacement

Jim Loving Announces Candidacy for Mayor of McPherson

Hutchinson House Fire Claims Two Lives, Injures Two Others

Tabor College Receives $1.3 million Challenge Grant from Mabee Foundation

Bethany College Hosts Over 500 Young Men for “Real Men Sing” Vocal Workshop

Bipartisan Early Childhood Proposal Introduced in Kansas House and Senate

Free Educational Program on Whitetail Deer Biology and Management

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