Outdoors

Cattle Chat: Preventing fog fever
- Cattle Chat: Preventing fog fever
- Multi-Million investment to improve Kansas sorghum
- A Year of Putting Kansas Farmers First
- USDA releases first drought update for 2026
- Farmers National reports 2026 land values
Opinion

Prepare the way: The uttermost is coming
Colossians 3:23 “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men”
News

Prevention is important: Erin’s Law advocates seek child abuse education in Kansas schools
Advocates and survivors of child sexual abuse are urging legislators to pass Erin’s Law, which requires K-12 schools teach about body safety and sexual abuse prevention at an age-appropriate level once per school year.
- Prevention is important: Erin’s Law advocates seek child abuse education in Kansas schools
- Marshall strengthens trade ties with Mexico
- Blankenship promoted to top leadership role for USD 382
- New group facilitates donations in Stafford County
- The Big Well Museum helps make Kansas Day special
Community

Let’s keep education first in high school activities
High school activities are experiencing record participation. They are also experiencing unprecedented pressure.
- Let’s keep education first in high school activities
- Lenten Luncheon schedule shared
- Presentation will explore the history of baseball in Kansas
- Preston 4-H Club gives back through community service
- Special events planned for February
Special Sections
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Athlete of the Week

Greenleaf and Sowers are week 7 Tri-County Tribune Athletes of the Week
James Greenleaf Kiowa County High School wrestler James Greenleaf has been busy these past few months making the medal stand at 132 lbs. with impressive competitiveness. His recent accomplishments include January 31 – 1st at the Cardinal Classic in Hoisington, January 18 – 1st at the Scott City Classic, January 9 – 1st at the Larned Wrestling…
- Greenleaf and Sowers are week 7 Tri-County Tribune Athletes of the Week
- Here are the week 6 Tri-County Tribune Athletes of the Week: McDonald and Hughes
- Week 5 Tri-County Tribune Athletes of the Week are Delp and Sneed
- Morrell, Chadd top week 4 Athlete of the Week list
- Adams, Roush win Tri-County Tribune week 3 AOTW honors
Sports

Chiefs Advance Stadium Design Process with MANICA, Populous as Finalists
The Kansas City Chiefs took another major step toward their future in Kansas on Tuesday, announcing architectural firms MANICA and Populous have advanced as finalists in the competitive design process for the franchise’s new stadium.
- Chiefs Advance Stadium Design Process with MANICA, Populous as Finalists
- 53rd Annual Kansas Shrine Bowl Rosters announced; local athletes, coach included
- Pratt girls earn five top finishes at Larned Wrestling Tournament
- Rodeo to celebrate Valentine’s Day
- Eight-Man Football All-Star Rosters Set for June 13 Showdown in Beloit; area players included
Conversations

Coming Events February 2026
* 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 February 2026
- Remembering those lost to us in 2025
- Coming Events January/February 2026 for Tri-County Tribune area
- Letter To the Editor: Pay attention to phone changes coming to rural Kansas from AT&T
- Coming Events January/February 2026 in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area
Outdoors

Multi-Million investment to improve Kansas sorghum
- Cattle Chat: Preventing fog fever
- Multi-Million investment to improve Kansas sorghum
- A Year of Putting Kansas Farmers First
- USDA releases first drought update for 2026
- Farmers National reports 2026 land values
Opinion

Prepare the way: The uttermost is coming
Colossians 3:23 “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men”



