32 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 32 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Monday, October 26, 2026…... 2:48 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along N. Sunflower Dr. in McPherson (Subject with Fainting Episodes = No Transfer Made). 3:52 am – INMAN FIRE RESCUE & MCPHERSON EMS resp

EARNS THREE STRAIGHT‑SET WINS By Staff Moundridge swept through its Class 2A volleyball regional on Monday, Oct. 19, defeating Berean Academy, Marion and Sublette in straight sets to secure the championship and advance to Sub‑State play. The Lady Wildcats opened the night with a 25‑14, 25‑12 win over Berean, controlling both sets with steady serving and strong net play. They followed with a 25‑13, 25‑21 win over Marion, holding off a late second-set push. Moundridge clo

ROUTS LACROSSE BEFORE FALLING TO SYLVAN/LUCAS By Staff Little River rolled to a 70–0 home win over LaCrosse on Oct. 9, then came up short in a battle of unbeatens at Sylvan/Lucas on Oct. 16, falling 54–38. Oct. 9 — Little River 70, LaCrosse 0 The Redskins exploded for 48 first‑quarter points and never looked back, overwhelming LaCrosse with quick scoring drives and a swarming defense. Nash Look connected on two early touchdown passes, and Little River’s ground game pil

FALL AT HILLSBORO, STUN REMINGTON WITH 15-POINT FOURTH QUARTER; INMAN UP NEXT By Staff The Moundridge Wildcats moved to 4–3 on the season after a tough road loss at Hillsboro on October 9 and a dramatic fourth‑quarter comeback win over Remington on October 16. The Wildcats now turn their attention to a Heart of America showdown at Inman on October 23. GAME 1 — Friday, Oct. 9 Hillsboro 48, Moundridge 7 Hillsboro controlled the early tempo, building a 26–0 halftime lea

ROUT REMINGTON, FALL TO UNBEATEN COUNCIL GROVE; MOUNDRIDGE UP NEXT By Staff The Inman Teutons sit at 5–2 after a dominant shutout win over Remington and a competitive home loss to unbeaten Council Grove. Inman showcased explosive scoring, opportunistic defense, and contributions from every corner of the roster as they prepare to host Moundridge in a key Heart of America showdown. GAME 1 — Friday, Oct. 9 Inman 35, Remington 0 Inman delivered one of its most complete per

By Staff Going on the road last Friday, the Moundridge football team bounced back well from a loss by pounding Hutchinson Trinity with a ground game and score a 35-12 victory. Only two scores came in the first half, one by each team, so Moundridge, thanks to a Tione Wilson scoring run, went into the halftime break tied at 6-6. Then came the third quarter, where the Wildcats scored three times, once on a pass from Alex Rose to Josh Koehn, plus two more run

By Staff After hammering Stafford 62-0 on Friday, the Little River football team is now 5-0 and ranked third in 8-Man Division II. The Redskins scored five times in the first quarter on a pair of runs by Jaren Garrison, a run-and-pass involving Jhet Ewertt, and an interception return by Blayne Baldetti, giving them a commanding 40-0 lead. Ewertt scored again in the second quarter, and Logan Schubert returned an interception for a touchdown before Duncan Olan

By Staff The Canton/Galva football team had their way Friday against Herington, scoring a 48-0 shutout victory. Kustom Schamp had an amazing day, starting by returning the opening kickoff 65 yards for a touchdown, then following up with another scoring run in the third quarter, and finishing with 46 yards rushing. Jaxon Chrislip did the work as well, rushing for 75 yards on 13 carries and scoring three times. Ethan Brozek found the end zone twice

By Staff The Inman football team is now 4-1 for the 2026 season after earning a shutout win over Hillsboro on Friday, 21-0. Malachi Brunk led the offensive attack with 137 yards, running for 65 and throwing for 72. Korbyn McClellan ran for 58 and Braxton Malloy for 48 while Cayden Gaeddert and Jayce Jennings totaled 26 and 22 yards receiving. On defense, Brunk, Tyler Jerrick, Braxton Malloy, and Bo O’Neill each recorded eight tackles, and Jay

By Staff Inman continued to show a strong offense, racking up 245 yards in a 44-6 drubbing of Hutchinson Trinity. Malachi Brunk ran for three scores, and Korbyn McClellan found the end zone twice, while Gage Sisson returned a fumble recovery for another. The Teuton defense was stifling, holding Trinity to just 54 yards on 35 plays, with Sisson leading the way with nine tackles, including a quarterback sack and two tackles for loss. Stand

20 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 20 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Tuesday, September 22, 2026…… 1:39 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 1000 block of Darlow Drive in McPherson (Subject with Chest Pain/Discomfort = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 6:38 am – MCPH

20 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 20 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Monday, September 21, 2026….. . 8:31 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 600 block of N. Hartup Street in McPherson (Subject Sick/Not Alert = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 11:08 am – MCPHER

21 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 21 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Wednesday, September 23, 2026…… 2:57 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 300 block of S. Lakeside Drive in McPherson (Subject with Altered LOC / Abnormal Breathing = Subject Transferred to Hospital).

By Staff On Friday, Little River returned home and entertained the home crowd with a dominating 48-0 win over Victoria. Scoring three times in the first and second quarters, the Redskins led 42-0 at halftime and finished with another score in the third. Jaren Garrison ran for four touchdowns while gaining 108 yards on 14 carries, and Logan Schubert caught two touchdowns, leading the receivers with 89 yards on three receptions. Nash Look and Garrison combine

22 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 22 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Thursday, September 24, 2026…… 5:59 am – INMAN FIRE, MCPHERSON FIRE & EMS plus County Sheriff & Koehn’s Body Shop Towing responded to a MOTOR VEHICLE INCIDENT with POSSIBLE INJURIES along Highway K-61 northbound near mile marker 77 in s

18 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 18 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Saturday, September 26, 2026…… 1:39 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 500 block of E. Euclid Street in McPherson (Subject Sick with No Priority Symptoms = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 7:2

16 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 16 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Friday, September 25, 2026…… 11:53 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 400 block of W. Avenue A in McPherson (Subject with a Fall or in Need of Public Assist = Subject Transferred to Hospital).

Brief by Staff The Inman football team lost their first game of 2026 last Friday at Sterling, 12-35. Malachi Brunk supplied most of the Teuton offense as he threw for 163 yards and a score while leading the team in rushing with another 45 yards and a score. Korbyn McClellan caught the scoring pass while also covering 108 yards on four receptions. Leading the Teuton defense was Gage Sisson, Bo O’Neill and Braxton Malloy. TEUTONS at Sterling Inman lost 12-35

By Staff Through matches last Thursday, the Little River volleyball team is 10-2 after getting wins at Centre last Tuesday over Centre and Herington. Dominating Centre, the Lady Redskins were led by Saelyn Raleigh with 14 kills, Kate Hendrickson with 12 digs, and Macy Shubert dishing out 24 assists. Finishing up the road trip with another dominating team effort over Herington, Little River was led once again by Raleigh, who topped the team in kills, aces,

By Staff On the road at Canton/Galva, Little River overwhelmed the young Eagles for a 50-0 shutout win. The Redskins totaled 280 yards on offense, led by Jaren Garrison, who ran for 99 yards and scored three times while also throwing for 100 and scoring twice. Logan Schubert totaled 43 yards on the ground, covered another 75 on four receptions, and scored twice. Defensively, Little River held the Eagles to just 72 yards on 55 plays, with Blayne Baldet