August 2022
I am blessed to work with such a great group of people that are committed to the success of every student
and hold activities as we did in the second half of last school year. Part of the process of looking forward is the development of a strategic plan for the school district.
Pratt County commissioner flies high with DOC and friends
By Mark A. Martin Special to the Tribune markamartin@cox.net On July 8, 2022, Pratt County Commissioner Dwight Adams toured B-29 “DOC” at Wichita Dwight D.
Stockpiling forage through intensive grazing management may be a cost-effective way to provide nutrition to cattle
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Just as gardeners manage produce differently depending on the time of the season, so do cattle producers manage pastures so that the grazing season can be extended, said Kansas State University beef cattle experts on a recent Cattle Chat podcast.
Community Night Out a success for Pratt
If crowd noise was any indication, then Saturday’s Pratt Strong Community Night Out was a success, despite falling rain interruptions. Co-organizer Tiffany Riley was very happy with how the evening of food, fun and face painting went, even though the movie plans were canceled because of weather.
How is drought affecting fish and wildlife?
Drought conditions across the country noticeably affect farmers and ranchers and the animals they care for, but how are fish and wildlife responding to current drought conditions? It’s important to remember that fish and wildlife naturally adapt to fluctuations in weather conditions, including harsh winters and droughts. That said, extended drought conditions can have the most direct and severe impacts on fish communities and fish habitats. Below are a few examples of impacts drought can have on some fish and wildlife.
Pratt High School football kicks off season at Jamboree event in Dodge City
On Friday, August 26, the Pratt Greenbacks traveled to Dodge City to participate in a three team fall jamboree. It was a round robin style event, with the three teams being Pratt, Dodge City, and Cimarron.
St. John hosts annual Cruise the Square Car Show
By Natalie Clark Special to the News clarkn@usd350.com The St. John City Square was again the backdrop for a multitude of special vehicles for the Cruise the Square Car Show held from 9 a.m.
Stafford County farmers share a lifetime of dedication to family, community and agriculture
restaurants tell the consumer what we are doing. Plus, I feel like I can share the beauty of what we experience around here.” In addition to their careers, the couple is heavily involved in their community and Kansas agriculture.Randy has served on the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers board of directors, Kansas Wheat Commission Research Foundation,Kanza Co-op Board of Directors, the Ark Valley Cooperative Nominating Committee and the Stafford County Farm Bureau Board of Directors.
School safety and special projects come into focus this season
Special to the News It is not really healthy to dwell too much on the past. It is more helpful to look forward.