June 17, 2020 – McPherson Buzz

McPherson County 911 6/16

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McPherson Police responded to a call for a physical/verbal disturbance on S HWY 81 Bypass. McPherson County Sheriffs responded to a call for a past traffic incident on I-135 SB. McPherson Police responded to a call for trespassing/unwanted person on W Kansas Ave. McPherson EMS responded to a call for a fall on Darlow Dr. McPherson Police responded to a call for a scam on S Maple St. McPherson Police responded to a call for past abuse on S Fisher St. McPherson Police responded to a call for a missing/runaway person on E Kansas Ave. McPherson County Sheriffs responded to

Crime

McPherson County 911 6/15

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McPherson Police responded to a call for a suspicious or wanted person on S Hartup St. McPherson EMS and Fire responded to a call for heart problems on S Lakeside Dr. McPherson Police responded to a past traffic incident on S HWY 81 Bypass. Moundridge EMS, Fire and Police responded to call for machinery entrapment on Park Ln in Moundridge. Lindsborg EMS and Fire responded to call for fall or public assist on E Saline St in Lindsborg. McPherson Police responded to a call for past theft/attempted theft on E Hill St. McPherson EMS and Fire responded to call for

Education

Natalie Brown named to Avila University Spring 2020 Dean’s List

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KANSAS CITY, MO (06/17/2020)– Natalie Brown of Lindsborg, KS earned dean’s list distinction for the spring 2020 semester, one of more than 400 undergraduate students to be recognized. The dean’s list comprises undergraduate students who meet requirements in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Professional Schools and Science and Health. All full-time admitted undergraduate students are eligible for the dean’s list. To be included on the dean’s list, students must have successfully completed at least 12 credit hours with at least a 3.5-grade point average for the semester. The spring list includes students from 15 states and U.S.