Looks like there is something for everyone at the upcoming Stafford County Fair set to begin Thursday, July 7. The Annual Stafford County Style Review will be held on July 7 at the Stafford County Annex in St.
Kansas Women Attorneys for Freedom issued the following statement today in response to the 6-3 Supreme Court decision Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which overturns the U.S. Constitutional right to abortion as recognized for nearly 50 years:
A house fire at Sixth and Ninnescah streets turned up the heat on an already hot afternoon Sunday, June 19 in Pratt. With temperatures soaring near 100 degrees, many firefighters from the City of Pratt Fire Department responded to a call out for the house fire late afternoon on Father’s Day.
The Pratt County Fair is coming to town soon, with 2022 marking its 75th anniversary. Countless preparations are already being made to ensure that this year’s fair, themed “Back to the Future,” will be one of the most memorable in Pratt history.
The beauty and historical importance of twenty national grasslands managed by the USDA Forest Service are being celebrated this week during National Grasslands Week. The western prairies that make up today’s national grasslands provide abundant wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities, help maintain farms and ranches, and serve as a treasure for all Americans.
Pratt High School wrestling leader Tate Thompson quietly won a national award for coaching at the end of May 2022. Along with several other outstanding high school wrestling awards garnered by Greenback associates, Thomson was named the National Girls Wrestling Coach of the Year by the NWCA.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt issued the following statement in relation to last week’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v.
After a long year-and-a-half wait, Pratt County Extension Agent Jodi Drake, and the local agricultural community, is happy to welcome Rhett Newby to the position of ag agent for Pratt County. “The position has been open for a long time,” Drake said.
A solo exhibit by Andi Burnam has opened at the 5.4.7. Arts Center in Greensburg featuring her “Pieces of Home” collection, now available to the public until August 26.
Ida Long Goodman Library had a Lunch n Learn on Friday, June 24, 2022. Jeremy Gill, from the Hays public library was here to do a presentation on Gravestone, Symbols, and Meanings. The next Lunch n Learn will be Doc Rock, aka Jerry Simmons on July 22 at noon.