T-L Irrigation Co. in Hastings, Nebraska has added a gooseneck cradle corner system attachment option and a simplified auto-reverse system to add stability and durability to two important pivot locations.
A lot of community discussion and eager anticipation has been directed at the soon to be installed Pratt Dog Park. Holly Rooks, Executive Director of the South Central Community Foundation (SCCF), is putting her best foot forward in pulling together resources for the new dog park.
Have you known someone who was even-tempered and composed even when circumstances seemed to be falling apart all around them? In times of a serious crisis, somehow these individuals have the type of personality to remain calm and collected, in fact, it’s not unusual to see them comforting the very ones who came to help them. So, what is the secret to living in a peaceful and tranquil state of mind? For those who trust in God, I believe we come to a point in our spiritual journey where we simply begin to realize that Jesus is the Prince of Peace and it only makes sense this would include believing what He has declared is true. It may sound rather elementary, but having a passion for knowing Him personally will go a long way toward learning to trust Him.
Hays, KS – At Jana’s Campaign, there is power in speaking-out about the issues of gender and relationship violence. In partnership with community organizations, this power is shared to provide community-wide prevention education programs and trainings that reduce violence.
Imagine a two-day competition dedicated to solving world problems. That’s what Sierra Marie Bonn, Miss Butler County, helped create on the Wichita State Campus recently. Bonn will compete for the title of Miss Kansas in June 2020 in Pratt.
Twelve talented Pratt-area musicians and vocalists welcomed spring at last Sunday’s Pratt Musical Expressions afternoon concert in the Trinity Evangelical Church. Fifty-nine persons attended the concert.
For those who are lamenting over their lost hour of sleep from that first Monday of daylight saving time and may still be relying on that extra cup of coffee to get themselves moving, Dr. Wayne Pernell a Success Coach with a PhD in Clinical Psychology says Daylight Saving time can be of great benefit if we use it to our advantage.
PRATT – The Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission will hold its next public meeting on March 31 at the Topeka and Shawnee County Library, 1515 SW 10th Ave, Topeka. The public is welcomed and encouraged to join Commissioners and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) staff to conduct business either in person or virtually via Zoom. For virtual participation instructions, visit https://ksoutdoors.com/KDWPT-Info/Commission/Instructions-to-Participate-in-Virtual-Meeting. To watch live video/audio stream of the meeting, visit https://ksoutdoors.com/ KDWPT-Info/Commission/Watch-Meetings-Here.
EMPORIA – Aerial surveys for lesser prairie-chickens will begin March 23 and run through mid-May in five states containing lesser prairie-chicken habitat, including Kansas. The surveys are conducted annually by the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) to document population trends and determine how the species is responding to habitat management strategies identified in the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Rangewide Conservation Plan.
There are more than 11 million woman-owned small businesses in the United States, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau.