McPherson local news summary
Holiday trolley numbers show record success
Commission sets strict parking rules for mobile food vendors
Myers Street project completed under budget
Holiday trolley numbers show record success
Christmas tree recycling program underway
Commission sets strict parking rules for mobile food vendors
MCPHERSON, Kan. - The McPherson City Commission adopted new regulations for mobile food vendors, adding specific language to regulate where vendors may operate. The new rules stipulate that no mobile food vendors are allowed to park on any city property without prior approval from the city administrator or the commission. Registered vendors will be notified of the changes via email and the ordinance will be published on the city's website and social media channels.
Myers Street project completed under budget
MCPHERSON, Kan. - The Myers Street reconstruction project is officially complete and finished significantly under budget. The commission approved a change order with Alfred Benesch & Company for a contract deduction of $80,691.50. Design fees came in lower than estimated, allowing the city to recoup those funds.
Holiday trolley numbers show record success
MCPHERSON, Kan. - The McPherson Convention and Visitors Bureau reported that the Holiday Light Trolley carried more than 1,150 riders during the recent festive season. The trolley operated for 28 out of 31 nights in December, taking residents through Lakeside Park and various neighborhoods. Demand was high enough to have sold out a second month of tours if time allowed. Tickets for the 2026 season will go on sale Nov. 2.
Christmas tree recycling program underway
MCPHERSON, Kan. - The city has begun its annual Christmas tree recycling program at the McPherson Water Park. Residents can drop off real Christmas trees at the southeast corner of the park's north side until Jan. 15. The Park Department will chip the trees into mulch, which will then be available for residents to pick up for personal use.
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