McPherson News & Sports

The Royals fall at home; Dean Wade finds a new home in the NBA; Team USA is back in action tonight in the World Cup; Wimbledon is into Round 2.

McPherson County Commissioners hear update on water presentations, Water issues in Salina to be discussed today, Greer Gym in Moundridge closing for floor maintenance, Broadway RFD tickets now on sale, Kansas Farm Bureau's PAC announces legislative endorsements, McPherson Public Library to offer technology program for seniors. 

The Royals return to the field tonight; Things are heating up at the World Cup; Wimbledon is underway in tennis.

Construction manager at-risk selected for USD 418 bond projects, McPherson County Commissioners hear public works project updates, Kansas Farm Bureau affiliated PAC makes enforcement in governor's race, Smoky Valley USD 400 to have special meeting this evening, water shutoff late tonight in Marquette, Canton dump site reopens.

East beats West in the Shrine Bowl; The Royals salvage a game in Chicago; World Cup knockout matches are underway.

Extreme heat to continue for most of this week, McPherson and Marion County Commissioners to meet today, McPherson USD 418 Board of Education to select bond issue construction manager at-risk tonight, Canton-Galva USD 419 holding special meeting this evening. Senator Moran announces additional funding for Critical Access and Rural Emergency hospitals, Governor Kelly names interim state nursing board, appoints area residents to other boards. 

The Shrine Bowl is Saturday; A tough day for the Royals offense; USA Soccer falls, prepares for round of 32.

Flooding impacts south central Kansas, 4th of July events start Saturday in Inman, Marquette and Buhler, Bethany College names new Vice President of Admissions, McPherson CVB Movie Mania continues tonight at The Cedars.

The Royals fall in Tampa; The NBA Draft finishes; World Cup matches roll on.

Flood watch up for central Kansas into early Friday, McPherson County Commissioners award cleaning contract for County Building, Salina City Commission to discuss discolored water issues next week, Foundation for Rural Service accepting Community Grant Applications, Senator Roger Marshall discussed housing bill being held up by President Trump, and the first of two gatherings for farmers and ranchers organized by two area churches set for July 31st in Hutchinson.