Stuck in purgatory
Seven years ago, Dany Kravitz didn’t think he could get clean. He was homeless, crashing on couches and pushed his family to the point where they were done with him due to his addiction to drugs and alcohol.
November 2021
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U.S. Senator Roger Marshall points to $43M toll
Federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates could cost Kansas businesses $43 million, according to an economic analysis released by U.S. Sen.
Schmidt wants Kansas’ ag-gag law reinstated
Attorney General Derek Schmidt filed a formal request Wednesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling that struck down a Kansas law restricting recordings at industrial farming sites.
Knotweed growth is a sign of compacted soil in lawns
Knotweed Control Knotweed thrives in compacted soils, so a thorough aeration is the first step in control. This weed will not compete in a healthy lawn.
Sometimes nature provides all you need for a successful deer hunt
Sometimes as I conjure up Google or check Fox News or the 7-day weather forecast on my smart phone, all while sitting in the Walmart parking lot, I wonder how we ever survived with phones that were only made to talk on. Then it hits me; we survived quite well, thank you very much.
Greenleaf started successful fashion business with $5,000 investment
Turquoise Ranch Boutique has a fun, Aztec style that is unmatched by any other business located in Pratt, Kansas. It is described as a small boutique for women’s western apparel.
Pratt Elks thank local veterans for service, sacrifice
Medallions for Vietnam veterans, special gifts for the oldest military branch representatives present, songs of God and country and heartfelt words from speakers brought honor and recognition to a large contingent of Pratt area veterans on November 16 at the Pratt Elks Lodge.
Students perform speaking and singing roles in St. John music theater
Students put on a grand show enjoyed by many in the audience last weekend at USD 350. St. John-Hudson actors and actresses performed three shows of "Mamma Mia" much to the delight of those who watched.
Memories is ready to share the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas
Holiday Open House downtown is coming this Sunday, November 21 in Pratt and Cathy Hergenreder is ready at her gift store, Memories at 110 S Main. The sights, sounds and smells of Christmas are on full display for those who step into Memories Home Décor, Clothing & Gifts.
Pratt Community Center to host annual Thanksgiving day feast
While Tiffany Ailstock and her volunteer cooking crew at the Pratt Community Center have no idea yet on how many turkey dinners they will need to prepare for Thanksgiving Day crowds on November 25, they have all the ingredients ready to go for this annual tradition in Pratt.