By Staff Scoring at least once in each quarter, the Inman football team scored a 41-0 shutout of Marion on Friday. The Teutons opened their scoring in the first quarter when Malachi Brunk dove into the end zone from one-yard out. In the second quarter, Brunk found the end zone again, as did Noah Herndon, giving Inman a solid 20-0 lead going into the halftime break. Braxton Mally took control in the second half, beginning with a 28

By Staff On Friday, the Little River left few doubts about their ability to dominate a game as they barreled over Herrington with a 64-6 victory. Scoring four times in both the first and second quarters while getting a two-point conversion on each powered the Reskins to a 64-6 advantage and game over at halftime. Logan Schubert returning a pair of punts, 50- and 54-yard touchdowns, highlighted the first-quarter scoring. Blayne Baldetti took a seven-ya

By Staff The McPherson football team traveled west to Great Bend to battle the Panthers and were upended, losing 3-21 despite having over 230 yards in offense. “We did not play as well as we wanted on Friday,” noted Bullpup head coach Jace Pavlovich. Both teams were unable to get a first-quarter score before Great Bend scored a touchdown and the Bullpups connected on a 32-yard field goal in the second quarter, giving the Panthers a 3-7 lead going into the

23 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 23 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Thursday, September 10, 2026….. 1:55 am – CONWAY FIRE RESCUE & both MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along 11th Avenue in southwest McPherson County (Subject with Breathing Problems = Subject Transferred to

By Staff The Canton/Galva football team went on the road Friday and suffered a humbling 0-46 loss to Blue Valley. “This was a bad game from the first snap,” explained Eagle head coach Ted Regehr. “We had a few mishaps the first couple of possessions, and it affected us the entire game.” After holding Blue Valley to just one score in the first quarter, Canton/Galva was hit with three scores in the second quarter to take a commanding 0-32 lead over the Eagl

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 Friday, September 11, 2026….. 2:55 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along the 1200 block of Moccasin Road in McPherson County (Subject with Breathing Problems = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 3:13 am

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 Wednesday, September 9, 2026….. 2:32 am – INMAN FIRE RESCUE & MCPHERSON EMS responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along S. Pine Street in Inman (Subject with Fainting Episodes = No Transfer Made). 7:34 am – LINDSBORG EMS plus Lindsborg Poli

28 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 28 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Tuesday, September 8, 2026….. 6:49 am – MOUNDRIDGE EMS & FIRE responded to a ROAD/UTILITY WORK ASSIST REQUEST at the Intersection of 23rd Avenue and Comanche Road in southern McPherson County. 8:59 am – MOUNDRIDGE EMS & FIRE plus Moun

By Staff The Moundridge volleyball program has opened the 2026 season 4-1 after one week of play. On Saturday, August 29, the Lady Wildcats went 2-1 in a quad, scoring wins over Sedgwick and Conway Springs while losing to rival Inman. On Tuesday, September 8, Moundridge added a couple of straight-set wins over Wichita Classical and Remington. At this point, Lady Wildcat head coach Bryan Otte noted, “Three steps forward, two steps back, but

By Staff Could not do much better than the Canton/Galva football team in opening their 2026 season with a dominating win over Goessel, 52-6. On the first offensive play of the season, Eagle quarterback Dray Hoppes ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Goessel got their only score of the game later in the first quarter when they took an intercepted Hoppes pass and scampered 77 yards to the end zone, leaving them just two points down, 8-6, after one quarter of pl

25 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 25 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Monday, September 7, 2026….. 3:18 am – MOUNDRIDGE EMS responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along E. Krehbiel Street in Moundridge (Diabetic Subject = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 8:03 am – LINDSBORG EMS plus Lindsborg Police responded

By Staff History was made Friday night as Elyria Christian stepped onto the football field for its ‘first-ever game’, launching the Eagles' new six-man program. The Eagles battled a seasoned Peabody/Burns squad, filling the night with learning, growth, and first-game milestones despite a 7-54 loss. Peabody/Burns brought experience and success, having won three straight district championships and returning a strong senior group. That challenge gave Elyri

By Staff If you are going to find out what kind of football team you have, play the defending Class 1A state champions on opening night. Moundridge’s football team did just that, stepped into the challenge Friday and battled a physical Sterling squad well before eventually falling 21-53 in their season opener on the road. The Wildcats didn’t shy away from the fight and matched the Black Bears' energy early, punching in scores in each of the first two quar

19 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 19 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Sunday, September 6, 2026.. 7:05 am – MCPHERSON FIRE plus McPherson Police responded to a COMMERCIAL FIRE ALARM with POSSIBLE HIGH LIFE HAZARDS along N. Hospital Drive in McPherson. 8:21 am – MCPHERSON FIRE plus McPherson Police resp

38 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 38 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Saturday, September 5, 2026. 1:02 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along Mockingbird Lane in McPherson (Subject Sick with Altered LOC/Abnormal Breathing = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 2:11 am – LIN

By Staff Does not get much better for Little River’s football team than to open the 2026 season with a huge shut out, 46-0, win on the road at Ell-Saline. With Nash Look and Jaren Garrison splitting time at quarterback, each throwing a five-yard scoring pass in the first half, giving the Redskins a 14-0 lead heading to the halftime break. Nash connected with Blayne Baldetti and Garrison with Jake White for the touchdowns. Garrison added a six-y

By Staff Setting a standard for the season ahead, the McPherson High football team rolled past visiting Augusta on Friday in their 2026 season opener, 42-6. “We were able to get some revenge from last year,” noted Bullpup head coach Jace Pavlovich. “Our kids played incredibly well on both sides of the ball.” Taking a one-score, 14-6, led by the end of the first quarter, the Bullpups found the end zone one more time in each of the seco

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 Friday, September 4, 2026….. 9:24 am – MCPHERSON EMS & FIRE RESCUE responded to a MEDICAL EMERGENCY along S. Taft Street in McPherson (Subject with a Fall = Subject Transferred to Hospital). 12:57 pm – WINDOM FIRE & MCPHERSON EMS res

33 RESPONSES MADE BY AREA EMS/FIRE UNITS (All calls recorded from listings supplied by McPherson Emergency Communications & McPherson Fire Department) These are the 33 daily responses made by McPherson County Area EMS & Fire Units for Thursday, September 3, 2026….. 3:08 am – MCPHERSON EMS responded to a PATIENT TRANSFER ASSIST REQUEST along N. Hospital Drive in McPherson (Subject Transferred to another Hospital). No Time Given – MCPHERSON FIRE responded to a FIRE CA

By Staff The Inman football program made a statement in their season opener, going on the road and dominating Sedgwick 71-0. It was a statement that they were playing to settle some unfinished business from last season after falling short in the playoffs to rival Moundridge and then recommitted to consistency in their play. After scoring 30 points in the first quarter and adding 27 in the second, Inman cruised in with a touchdown in each of the third and