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Salvy signs 2-year deal to stay with Royals through 2027

Wednesday, November 5

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Royals have signed catcher Salvador Perez to a two-year contract that runs through the 2027 season, the club announced Tuesday night.The new deal takes the place of the 2026 club option that was on Perez’s previous four-year contract he signed... Read More.

Andale Dominates Trinity Academy with Explosive Offense to Stay Undefeated

Saturday, October 18

WICHITA, Kan. — 19 seconds. That’s how long Andale trailed for the first time all season Friday night at Trinity Academy. The Indians had a quick response with a 70-yard touchdown run by Jack Horsch that gave Andale the lead it didn’t relinquish in a... Read More.

Dragons Stay at No. 1 for Eighth-Straight Week

Wednesday, October 1

Coming off a bye week, the Hutchinson Community College football team remains at No. 1 in the NJCAA Division I Football rankings, which were released on Tuesday this week.The Blue Dragons (3-0) stay at the top of the rankings for the eighth-straight week. Hutchinson... Read More.

Blue Dragon Men Stay at No. 14 in Cross Country Rankings

Thursday, September 18

Hutchinson CC Sports InformationWith one race and one team title under its belt, the Hutchinson Community College men's cross country team remained No. 4 in the first regular-season USTFCCCA/NJCAA Division I national rankings of the season.The Blue Dragons are one of three Jayhawk Conference... Read More.

Central Kansas Hits Record Rainfall this Summer, Temperatures Stay Average

Tuesday, September 2

To say it was a wet summer in mid-Kansas was, for the most part, an understatement.Parts of McPherson, Marion and Rice counties saw rainfall for June through August, considered meteorological summer, in excess of 20 inches, with the largest amount in the area recorded... Read More.

Fun in the Sun—But Stay Safe!

Tuesday, July 29

Enjoying time outdoors is important for our health and well-being, but it's just as important to protect your skin while you're at it. Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, and the statistics are eye-opening: 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer... Read More.

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Golden Belt: Stay Safe and Hydrated

Friday, July 18

An extended period of extreme heat is forecast for the Golden Belt into at least the middle of next week.The National Weather Service in Wichita has issued an extreme heat warning for Barton County and the counties to the north and east from 2... Read More.

K-State Veterinarian Urges Pet Owners to Stay Alert as Summer Heats Up

Friday, July 18

MANHATTAN, Kan. — As summer temperatures climb, a Kansas State University veterinarian urges pet owners to take precautions against seasonal hazards to keep their pets safe and healthy."Summer is a great time to be outside with your pets, but it also comes with some... Read More.

Bullpup Softball Sweeps Triangular & Mulvane, Stay Undefeated at 18-0

Friday, April 18

McPHERSON, Kan. - The Bullpup Varsity Softball team stays undefeated at 18-0 on the season following a triangular Tuesday, April 15 and a divisional doubleheader at Mulvane Thursday, April 17.4/15 TRIANGULAR Game One: W 15-0 (4 Inn.) vs. LiberalThe Bullpups started the week with a triangular... Read More.

Bullpup Baseball & Softball Sweep Circle to Stay Unbeaten

Saturday, April 12

McPHERSON, Kan. - McPherson High School's baseball and softball teams were in action for a divisional doubleheader Friday, April 11 against Circle High School. Both varsity teams swept the Thunderbirds to stay undefeated nearly halfway through the 2025 season.BASEBALL GAME ONE: W 6-5Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7R H ECircle: 0 0 0 0 0 4 15 6 3McPherson: 3 0 1 0 1 0 16 9 3The Bullpups pulled off... Read More.

Bullpup Baseball Blows Out Winfield in Doubleheader to Stay Undefeated

Tuesday, April 1

WINFIELD, Kan. - The McPherson High School baseball team continues to stay hot with their high-powered offense and their stifling pitching staff, defeating Winfield on the road at the Broadway Recreation Complex, winning game one 22-1 and game two 22-0 in run-rule fashion.GAME ONE: W... Read More.

Viking Boys Score Season High; Dragon Girls Stay Hot

Tuesday, February 18

LINDSBORG, Kan. – In a rematch of games swept by Halstead on December 20, Smoky Valley hosted the Dragons on Monday night. The Halstead girls got the better of the Vikings again, but the Smoky Valley boys got off to a red hot start... Read More.