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USDA payments coming to specified crop farmers
By Jennifer StultzTri-County TribuneThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) is delivering approximately $808 Million in farm safety net and conservation program payments to Kansas farmers, ranchers…
- USDA payments coming to specified crop farmers
- Sorghum midge is an insect to watch for
- Pratt County Fair recognizes 26th Annual Beef Carcass Contest and Most Valuable Beef Contest achievements
- From pilot to 35,000 acres: Scoular regenerative ag program expands
- USDA boosts Kansas agricultural with $808 Million in Safety Net and CRP payments
Opinion

Adventures in Learning>Let America be honorable
By Lyn FenwickMacksville author, lawyer, columnistIt is sometimes important to put things into perspective. Our Constitution is what we just celebrated, but it has survived only because We the People…
News

Locals see U.S. President Trump in person
Pratt residents Ron and Barb Prater attended a Trump rally in Park City and say it was the best experience ever.
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- Locals see U.S. President Trump in person
- Support 27 non-profits with SCCF Match Day
- Trump to speak in Salina on Sunday
- Schmidt Foundation announces $1M matching gift for Sternberg Museum
- Ninnescah Flats Solar project a result of collaboration
Community

Halloween includes a little rain and a lot of candy
By Jennifer StultzTri-County Tribune EditorDebra Hamilton, 1112 Champa in Pratt loves to go all-out for Halloween. She and husband, Michael, added themed decorations in their yard for a “Heaven and Health” display this year, expressing thankfulness for a recent health situation and recovery on his part.“We do it for the kids, love to see them…
- Halloween includes a little rain and a lot of candy
- Jolly Workers celebrate 4-H Sunday
- Kiowa County Senior Center provides connections, help, friendships, and meals
- Bilingual advocate enhances Family Crisis Center services
- Digging flowering bulbs for winter storage
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Halloween fun for all 2026
Photos by Jennifer Stultz/Tri-County Tribune
Sports

Win or go home in week 9 of area football scores
By Jennifer StultzTri-County Tribune Editor*scores provided by Kayla ArcherIt was win or go home this week for area high school football teams. Two big winners emerged from the Tri-County Tribune coverage area: Stafford with a 50-14 finish over Skyline, and Kiowa County going 72-0 over Elkart. These two 1A teams will continue to play on;…
- Win or go home in week 9 of area football scores
- KU picked third, K-State tied for 14th in Big 12 preseason basketball poll
- Royals unveil new renderings of proposed downtown Kansas City ballpark
- Week 8 area football scores swing widely
- Pratt wins big over Lyons 63-0
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Coming Events
for the Tri-County Tribune areaStafford County Community Health FairOctober 29 – Stafford County Health Department is hosting a community health fair and flu vaccine clinic, 6:30-10 a.m. on Thursday, October 29, at the IOOF. Lab tests offered. Call 620-549-3504 for more.Trunk or Treat St. JohnOctober 29 – Bring the kids to enjoy Halloween fun at…
- Coming Events
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- Education focus>Tips for Parents: Kindness, compassion are important gifts for teachers
- Coming Events
- A major treasure needs help!
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Pratt County Fair recognizes 26th Annual Beef Carcass Contest and Most Valuable Beef Contest achievements
By Jenna FitzsimmonsPratt County Extension AgentThe Pratt County Fair proudly recognized the outstanding achievements of local 4-H members during the 26th Annual Beef Carcass Contest and Most Valuable Beef Contest. These contests continue to highlight…
- USDA payments coming to specified crop farmers
- Sorghum midge is an insect to watch for
- Pratt County Fair recognizes 26th Annual Beef Carcass Contest and Most Valuable Beef Contest achievements
- From pilot to 35,000 acres: Scoular regenerative ag program expands
- USDA boosts Kansas agricultural with $808 Million in Safety Net and CRP payments
Opinion

Adventures in Learning>Let America be honorable
By Lyn FenwickMacksville author, lawyer, columnistIt is sometimes important to put things into perspective. Our Constitution is what we just celebrated, but it has survived only because We the People and those we have elected…






