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Ad Astra Radio Hosts McPherson Chamber Connection

Monday, April 6

Ad Astra Radio has built a strong legacy as a true hometown broadcasting network, serving communities across Kansas with a personal and local touch. With 11 radio stations and 15 signals covering much of Central Kansas, the company has become a major presence in... Read More.

Tiffany Neel American Family Insurance Agency Holds Chamber Ribbon Cutting

Monday, April 6

The McPherson Chamber of Commerce celebrated with a ribbon cutting for the Tiffany Neel American Family Insurance Agency on Wednesday, April 1st at 118 N. Ash. Chamber Ambassador Austin Russell welcomed guests, and Michele Graham, Chamber Board President‑Elect, highlighted Tiffany’s path to agency ownership... Read More.

Pay It Forward with FHSU Student Scholarships

Monday, April 6

HAYS, Kan. — Paying it forward has never been easier or more important than during Fort Hays State University’s Sixth Annual Giving Day happening now through tomorrow/Tuesday, April 7. Giving Day is your chance to make an impact. Every gift – big or small –... Read More.

McPherson County Jail Near Capacity, County Commissioners Approve Road Projects, Hire New County Surveyor

Monday, April 6

McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — The McPherson County Jail isn't as crowded as it has been, but it's still near capacity. Sheriff Jerry Montagne told McPherson County Commissioners Monday that as of that time they were housing 58 people, including six females and two for... Read More.

Goessel Not in Violation of Nitrate Limits, Testing Frequency to Increase

Sunday, April 5

GOESSEL, Kan. (April 3, 2026) — The City of Goessel received official notice Friday from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment stating the city's water system is not in violation of federal standards for maximum nitrate levels. A drinking water warning was issued after... Read More.

Child Succumbs to Injuries from Shooting Incident in Ellsworth County

Saturday, April 4

ELLSWORTH COUNTY, Kan. — A second child has died from injuries in a shooting that occurred March 28, in Ellsworth County. The 8-year-old boy who was shot and hospitalized with critical injuries died late Friday night from his injuries, according to a statement from the... Read More.

A Celebration of Historic Restoration and Preservation

Friday, April 3

A Fundraiser Honoring 95 Years of Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre With an Exclusive Private Tour of Hutchinson’s Newest Restoration Project HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Celebrate Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre's 95th birthday on Saturday, June 13, 2026 with a showcase of Hutchinson’s latest historic preservation project,... Read More.

ACC Announces Lindahl as New Dean of Academic Affairs

Friday, April 3

IOLA, Kan. (April 2, 2026) — Allen Community College has named Dr. Tara Lindahl as its next dean of academic affairs, pending formal approval by the Allen Community College Board of Trustees at its April meeting. Lindahl accepted the position following a highly competitive national... Read More.

McPherson Libraries Celebrate Law Day with Special Bookmarks, Displays and Reading Resources

Friday, April 3

McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson Public Library, McPherson High School, and Miller Library (McPherson College) have completed special projects for April to support the city’s celebration of Law Day (Friday, May 1). The Public Library created two special bookmarks, one for adults and one for... Read More.

Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center Takes Steps to Preserve Local Behavioral Health Services

Friday, April 3

IOLA, Kan. — Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center (SEKMHC) has taken steps to preserve local behavioral healthcare following a retroactive rate adjustment for 2025 that resulted in an overpayment for services during that year. To repay these funds, SEKMHC has made the difficult decision to... Read More.

Presentation Explores the Food Traditions of Mexican American Immigrants to Kansas in Millfest ‘Preview’ Event April 25

Friday, April 3

LINDSBORG, Kan. (April 2, 2026) — Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum in Lindsborg, Kan., (known as Little Sweden, USA) will host “Flour Power,” an interactive presentation and demonstration by Gene Chávez that will take place on April 25 at 1:30 p.m. at... Read More.

DEA Hosts the 30th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 25th

Thursday, April 2

ST LOUIS, MO. — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will host the 30th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at nearly 4,200 locations nationwide, including 70 sites across the St. Louis Field Division... Read More.