Gage Lane Hosheit, 29, died July 23, 2022, in rural Kiowa County, in a single motor vehicle accident. Services are pending and will be announced by Fleener Funeral Home, Greensburg, according to a July 24, 2022 social media report.
A small cast of 15 Kiowa County youth under the direction of Greensburg director Alyssa Brown delved into the life and times of Frankenstein to present a comedy enjoyed by all ages earlier this month at the Twilight Theatre.
Professional dancers Cheyla Clawson and Mina Estrada from Wichita came to the Kiowa County Senior Center last Friday as part of there special “Dance Greensburg” weekend event. They found seniors and young children from Little Friends Daycare happy to learn new movements and join in the fun.
On July 18, members of the Greensburg City Council met to discuss various topics of city management, but first heard a local citizen speak on behalf of City Police Chief Aaron Webb. All council members were present at the meeting which began with citizen commentary on behalf of Webb.
Controversial Supreme Court rulings, legislative actions, or executive orders from a president can sometimes feel like an excessively autocratic approach to government, leading many citizens to push back. Do you ever wonder what happened to the land of the free?
It was a dreary noon, school recess on the Cunningham Grade School playground. I quietly and privately asked my older friend what an abortion was, the answer she gave me was forthright and to the point. She had had time to process the grisly inhumane information. I was SHOCKED! She let me know by not only her words, but the look on her face, that she was feeling everything I was—disgust, disapproval, sadness, shock, fear, and so much more. Evidently I had heard the word on the nightly news and instinctively knew that it was a serious subject, deadly serious!
Dear Editor: I want to urge voters to vote for Brett Fairchild in the 113th District. He is currently serving in this position.
Dear Editor: On August 2, Kansas voters will face one of the most important votes in the state’s history. Kansans will decide if the Kansas Constitution will make women second class citizens who will have fewer rights than men.
Editor’s Note: Candid photos reveal the life and times of the 2022 Pratt County Fair as the event showcased 75 Years on the Hill this year. Photos by Jennifer Stultz/Pratt Tribune .
The 2022 Pratt County Fair hand pet show took place at Parkwood Village several days before the actual fair events started at the fairgrounds. Even though there were only two entries, Cara Riffey and Miley O’Moore were enthusiastic and dedicated to sharing information about their exhibits.