For some, when the hits keep coming it's a bad thing. For Youth Core Ministries based in Greensburg and Core Community in Pratt and 14 other central Kansas sites, the hits that have been coming in October and November have been all good.
Kansas is flush with cash, updates to the state’s fiscal forecast released Wednesday project, and the news is sure to prompt considerable jockeying among legislators and Gov. Laura Kelly over how to spend the expected windfall.
On Tuesday, Sterling voters decided to keep the city's blue laws in place. In a 45% to 55% vote, residents decided to continue to outlaw the sale of alcohol on Sundays.
Great Plains Regeneration is hosting the PrairieFood Forum and Soil Health Workshop with PrairieFood and Soil Regen on Nov. 15-16 in Pratt. The conference will focus on converting waste biomass into safe, valuable, high-carbon products for agriculture.
Although the supply chain is wobbling, several experts say agricultural exports are continuing to thrive – especially in the Chinese market. Gregg Doud, former U.S.
PECK – As if receiving a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and a high school diploma at age 17 was not accomplishment enough, next month, Kansas native Braxton Moral will be one of the youngest individuals to graduate from law school in modern times.
The 7-3 Kansas State Wildcats are coming off a 34-17 win over West Virginia last Saturday in a game that was in a little doubt during the 4th quarter. This Saturday K-State will host the Baylor Bears during Senior Day as this is the last home game of 2021. The game will kickoff at a little bit of a strange time as it is scheduled for a 4:30 start and will be televised by FS1.
AUSTIN, Texas — Kansas football ended its Big 12 Conference losing streak Saturday with a 57-56 victory on the road at Texas. Here are three takeaways from the Jayhawks (2-8, 1-6 in Big 12) victory against the Longhorns (4-6, 2-5 in Big 12): Kansas strikes fast, holds on in overtime The Jayhawks were up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter, and while the Longhorns fought back to tie it 14-14 the Jayhawks were back up 35-14 by the time the first half ended.
The Pratt Community College women's basketball team started their season with a win on November 1 against the Bulldogs of McPherson College (JV) 76-33. The Beavers then went on the road to play New Mexico Junior College (75-28 L) and Midland College (77-53) over the weekend on November 12th.
Pratt’s High School girl’s basketball team will improve steadily during the 2021-22 season, head coach Dustin Hildebrand predicted during a preseason interview after school Friday. “We should really improve when our junior post player Marleigh Bates returns from foot surgery, but likely not until January,” the fifth-year coach said.