Outdoors

REAP is worthwhile for farmers
By Val Ankeny, senior policy associate, Center for Rural Affairs Rural Energy for America Program (REAP), a U.S. Department of Agriculture program, helps agricultural producers and rural small businesses invest in renewable…
- REAP is worthwhile for farmers
- Summer garden tasks include harvesting potatoes
- Catfish diversity runs deep in Kansas
- USDA finalizes regenerative biofuel rule
- USDA data shows historically small wheat crop
Opinion

Daily Devotional: Obedience reveals friendship with Christ
News

Primary Elections set for August 4; know where to vote
The 2026 Primary Election is around the corner. Early voting at the courthouse in each of the Tri-County Tribune coverage area counties started July 20. This ends at noon on August 3. The Primary Election is on Tuesday, August 4.
- Primary Elections set for August 4; know where to vote
- Pratt Walmart celebrates expansion for online shopping
- Pratt County Fair brought together youth, tradition, and community
- Smith resigns from PRMC as CEO; employee reductions coming
- Swinney family experiences fair fun
Community

Fenwick advises steps to making voting decisions
Just think about how difficult it might have been in the time of Washington to wisely select for whom to vote. Washington himself warned against the power of political parties, and that power has only grown. What can we do to make wise voting choiceness? Here are some ideas.
- Fenwick advises steps to making voting decisions
- City of Pratt leaders agree to health insurance compromise
- Macksville church serves community with necessities
- Hoffman is committed to helping Kansans
- Williamson provides introduction
Special Sections
Photo Gallery

Stafford County Fair 2026
A glimpse of fun times shared through the lens of photographer Dick Smith!
Sports

Chiefs reveal design for domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas — and a lot of parking for tailgating
Kansas City Chiefs fans now have a first look at what the team’s new stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, will look like when it opens in 2031.
- Chiefs reveal design for domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas — and a lot of parking for tailgating
- KSHSAA expands training, technology, safety measures to improve high school sports officiating
- How will Royals balance present, future at Deadline after rough first half?
- As fall sports begin: Respect the heat
- Wichita to host NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship 2027 games
Conversations

Letter to the editor: Do we want our supreme court judges sold to the highest bidder?
- Letter to the editor: Do we want our supreme court judges sold to the highest bidder?
- Coming Events
- Letter to the Editor: Legislative leaders are looking to trick Kansans on judges vote
- Yes vote urged on judicial reform amendment
- Coming Events
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
- 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
- Schmidt, Myers top Week 5 Athlete of the Week lists for Tri-County Tribune
Outdoors

Summer garden tasks include harvesting potatoes
- REAP is worthwhile for farmers
- Summer garden tasks include harvesting potatoes
- Catfish diversity runs deep in Kansas
- USDA finalizes regenerative biofuel rule
- USDA data shows historically small wheat crop
Opinion




