McPherson News & Sports

More storms impact central Kansas Wednesday night as power restoration continues from Monday night, City of Salina addresses rumors about tree limb cleanup and the Smoky Hill River Festival, Lindsborg announces tree limb pickup plans. 

Royals start a winning streak; Hurricanes even out Stanley Cup Finals; Knicks & Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals tonight

The latest on power restoration efforts from Monday night's windstorm, McPherson County Commission approves cameras, lock for new County Clerk office, Prairie View seeking 5% increase in McPherson County funding.

The historic KU baseball season comes to a close; The Royals open a series with the Rangers Tuesday night; The Spurs get back in the game; Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals coming up this evening.

Winds reaching over 100 MPH rake parts of central Kansas last night causing major power outages and damage, KDOT drops plans for a Galva bypass on US 56 with a Marion County project planned for 2027, McPherson County Commissioners approve new permit for home plus facility east of Inman, and wheat harvest is underway in Kansas. 

KU is on the brink of elimination in the NCAA Baseball Tournament; The Royals take a series in Minnesota; The Finals continue in the NBA & NHL; New Grand Slam champs are crowned in tennis.

McPherson USD 418 to deal with bond project items tonight, McPherson County offices begin moving process this week, Salina City Commission to consider bond sale and hear outside agency funding requests, Moundridge City Council to hear presentations tonight, Marion County Commission to discuss industry developments this afternoon.

The NCAA Softball National Champion is crowned; KU baseball continues their postseason run with the Super Regional round this weekend; The Royals open a 4-game set with the Twins; The NBA and Stanley Cup Finals continue.

McPherson County Building ribbon cutting and Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch run in downtown McPherson this morning, Black Kettle Festival Starts in Moundridge this evening, 31 bridge projects statewide to share in $40.5 million in state, federal funding, Lindsborg City Council approved change in retiree health insurance policies, addendum to McPherson Recreation Commission lease agreement approved by City Commission, Kanopolis Reservoir back to summer elevation goal for first time in four years, and free admission to display of historic documents in Abilene Saturday prior to Symphony at Sunset at Eisenhower Library and Museum. 

The Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches has released their all-state teams; Texas takes an early lead in the NCAA Softball finals; The Royals get a series win; NBA and Stanley Cup Finals update.