Outdoors

Explore Kansas Outdoors: It is soooo dry that the sunflowers want to leave
- Explore Kansas Outdoors: It is soooo dry that the sunflowers want to leave
- USDA official visits Kansas seeking farm improvement suggestions
- K-State hosts winter canola management meetings
- Cantaloupe, Watermelon, Honeydew…Oh My! When should you harvest melon?
- Celebrate farmers market week Aug. 2-8
Opinion

Country Conversations: Summers were good for hassling mud daubers
News

New Haviland Welcome Center worth the stop
All photos are courtesy of Sandra Fruit.
- New Haviland Welcome Center worth the stop
- Garage sales bring the heat, and the fun, in Pratt
- Tourism announces $1 Million available in attraction development grants
- Beyond Barriers supports youth with disabilities forum
- Alliance Ag & Grain is building dry fertilizer facility near Greensburg
Community

Home-school students in public school activities up 154%
TOPEKA — The number of virtual and non-public school students taking part in public school activities across Kansas jumped 154% in the past three years after a 2023 law forced school districts to allow participation, an audit found.
- Home-school students in public school activities up 154%
- Local students earn superior ratings in National Online Music Competition
- Community support appreciated by KCSC
- Pratt pool begins wind-down of successful summer season
- PRMC employee and staff cutbacks continue
Special Sections
Photo Gallery

Pratt citywide garage sales 2026
Photos by Jennifer Stultz/Tri-County Tribune
Sports

International World Cup visitors gave Kansas City an ‘Above Expectations’ rating
This summer, Kansas City stood at the center of the World Cup — and not just geographically. Fans from all across the globe poured into the tournament’s smallest host city, showing off their teams’ culture and pride while discovering what Kansas City had to offer.
- International World Cup visitors gave Kansas City an ‘Above Expectations’ rating
- PCC announces partnership with Nike and BSN Sports
- The myth of two-a-days
- Pratt’s State Champ Camp builds winners in life
- Chiefs reveal design for domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas — and a lot of parking for tailgating
Conversations

Coming Events
* Send your Coming Events for Pratt, Stafford, and Kiowa counties to jstultz@cherryroad.com for inclusion in this free listing of events from the Tri-County Tribune coverage area! Many people show up at these events because “they read it in the paper!”
- Coming Events
- Kansas cases of illness causing explosive diarrhea jump at 289
- Coming Events
- Get out and vote on Tuesday
- Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt releases 2025 annual report highlighting efficiencies and recoveries for Kansans
Athlete of the Week

Hughes named Female Athlete of the Year for 2026
By Jennifer Stultz/Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Hope Hughes, 5/9” graduated senior from Pratt High School, led her team in many ways throughout her high school career but her leadership in 2026 propelled her name to the top of the Tri-County Tribune’s Athlete of the Week list, and ultimately, to Female Athlete of the Year 2026…
- Hughes named Female Athlete of the Year for 2026
- Morrell wins 2026 Tri-County Tribune Male Athlete of the Year
- Congratulations to all Tri-County Tribune Athlete of the Week 2026 (Fall, Winter, Spring) winners
- Congratulations to all Athlete of the Week selections
- Tri-County Tribune week 6 Athletes of the Week are Kern and Reyes-Holguin
Outdoors

Summer garden tasks include harvesting potatoes
- Explore Kansas Outdoors: It is soooo dry that the sunflowers want to leave
- USDA official visits Kansas seeking farm improvement suggestions
- K-State hosts winter canola management meetings
- Cantaloupe, Watermelon, Honeydew…Oh My! When should you harvest melon?
- Celebrate farmers market week Aug. 2-8
Opinion





