By Jennifer StultzEditor Eight participants in Jobs for Americas’ Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) programs were announced Tuesday as winners of a financial literacy essay contest sponsored by… Login to continue reading Login…
The Pratt High School baseball squad has proven to be a threat in 4A this year. The team is led by 11 seniors, who have all stepped up and assumed leadership positions this season.
On June 29, 2021, mill wright manager Kelly Foster was taking measurements to complete construction on a new elevated flaker room in Ashland when he fell through an opening and landed on a concrete slab 21-feet below, suffering fatal injuries.
MARION – Walleye harvest regulations have changed at Marion Reservoir – north of U.S. 56 between Marion and Hillsboro – as part of a four-year pilot study to improve public walleye fishing opportunities. Effective January 1, 2022, Marion Reservoir walleye is managed with the following harvest regulations:
Miss Myra and the Moonshiners shone a spotlight on jazz history in a Pratt community concert that swung between loud and feisty to soft and contemplative. On a very windy night, a smaller than usual crowd greeted the band with a huge Pratt welcome.
Mansel Concrete Construction, Inc. has been working around the Square in St. John pouring concrete at the corners of three intersections. The morning of April 20 cement was being poured in the last two corners by the U. S. Post Office and Tiger Town Pizza.
Patty Cromer I am a willing vessel, Lord Just wanting to be used. I’ve had many tests and trials And feel battered and And feel battered and very bruised.
Easter has come and gone. Some people have marked that special day by attending worship.
Wow! What a week we just had! We celebrated Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem at the beginning of the week and went to the cross with him on Good Friday. Finally, we celebrated his resurrection on Easter with joy and singing! What a week it was!
In honor of Earth Day last Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Acting State Director for Rural Development Kansas Dan Fischer announced investments of $3.34 million in eight Kansas communities. These investments will strengthen fire and flood protection, expand renewable energy resources and more.