Several Pratt Lions Club members traveled to Hays on October 28, 29 to take part in a regional convention and share about their club projects. Harold Stultz, Pratt Lions Club Treasurer and Community Service Chair, was a featured speaker on Saturday afternoon, and used his time to share about the impact one person can have on a global need.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (11/09/22). Physical action scores this year. Create your perfect home with consistent routines. Fulfill inspiring purposes this autumn, before winter transitions impact partnership. Your health and labor flower next spring, leading to a summer personal growth phase. You can have what you’re willing to work for.
Sometimes life doesn’t always pass out the best hand of cards, but James Norrish of Pratt, a Veteran of the United State Air Force, has learned that being willing to play with what has been dealt is enough. Norrish, who grew up at Callista near the Zenda Road, served as an aircraft mechanic in the Air Force from 1968-72, with time spent in Vietnam.
On Saturday, November 5, a special corridor exhibit opened at the Vernon Filley Art Museum featuring 50 years of photograph by Stan Reimer of Pratt. The exhibit will be available to the public until March 18 and there will be a midpoint reception on January 28 from 5-7 p.m.
If you didn’t read Ron Moore’s column, “My memories of New York City,” in the October 19 Pratt Tribune, do a search and find it. It’s worth the read. Ron applies some dry humor to the art of being lost in a very interesting place.
Staff and volunteers at the B-29 Bombers on the Prairie Museum have added another 500th Bomb Group fellow to the display options with the new Robert Rainey “Hog Wild” exhibit. The B-29 Superfortress “Hog Wild” was part of the 882nd Bomber Squadron, 500th Bomber Group, 73rd Bomber Wing. Rainey was the Co-pilot on B-29 “Hog Wild” when it was shot down mistakably by Russian fighters, while on a POW relief mission after the war. All the crew survived and made it home.
To honor veterans this Veterans Day, Scooter’s Coffee is giving back to those who have proudly served our country. On Friday, Nov. 11, veterans can receive a free handcrafted drink of any size at Scooter’s Coffee.
Freelance reporter Special to the Tribune With Veteran’s Day upon us it is worth mentioning a very unlikely military presence in the State of Kansas. When the United States Coast Guard (USCG) is mentioned, Kansas might be the last place people think of.
are allowed to be used when the professionals on our staff do this every day. As your State Treasurer, I will continue to hold the state and the pension fund’s investment professionals accountable for the choices they make and the processes they go through to make those choices, but I will also fight to preserve their freedom to use the best tools they can find to get the job done.
Saints Pratt, Kansas Shortly after 600 BC, trouble was still thickening as the prophet Lehi and his son Nephi and their people( 1) continued their undirected flight from Jerusalem into the wilderness. God was helping them.