This past week was a strong kick off for both levels of Pratt High School scholar’s bowl teams. Coaches Kyle Farmer and Farrah Schmidt said there were strong individual performances, as well as matches that required grit among the whole team.
In a game that was moved up a day to avoid predicted bad weather, the Pratt High School football team saw their season come to an early end in a post-season rematch with nemesis Andale. The Greenbacks one lonely touchdown, a completed pass to senior Justus Tatro, with 7:19 left in the 4th quarter that ended Andale 45 Pratt 6.
October 31, 2022 was filled with many fun activities in St. John from the haunted house by the high school student council and a Trunk or Treats provided for young children.
Portland State University blogger at In the Human Interest. Saudi Arabia and OPEC have decided to cut oil production by two million barrels a day.
U.S. Army Specialist David P. Harbour of Pratt doesn’t know the meaning of the word quit. It’s likely something he learned in years of military service as an 82nd Airborne Infantry Paratrooper during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm, or maybe it was just something he was born with inside.
Special report The wait is over for one of Kansas’ most exciting wintertime fishing opportunities – trout season! Nov. 1 marks the opening day of Kansas’ 2022 trout season, and this year more than 30 waters are being stocked with rainbow trout ready for catching.
When Luke and Caitlin Laha, rural Pratt County, put together the components needed to raise and produce their own poultry on a large scale they knew what they were getting into. What they didn’t anticipate was the high demand from the public for their farmraised, locally processed chicken.
On Sunday, November 6, in between pizza lunch and afternoon football games, a crew 20 members gathered at Abundant Harvest Church of the Nazarene to assemble Christmas shoe boxes for needy children around the world.
On November 4, during a Lunch and Learn at the Vernon Filley Art Museum, Angie Pickman gave a presentation about her art studio, Rural Pearl in Lawrence, and about her career. Pickman, a native Kansan, produces works of art from cut paper.
It is somewhat ironic that election day happens in the same month as Thanksgiving. Well I should say “election ad season” as opposed to election day.