Editor’s Note: Members of the USD 382 Advance English Comp class have taken on a special project to chose and share their gift guide preferences for the upcoming holiday Christmas season. All features in this special project focus on locally owned stores and services in the Pratt area. Special thanks to teacher Rose Beilman for her assistance in this project, and to the Pratt High School students who have contributed.
The Twilight Theatre in Greensburg will be closed this weekend due to a lack of films that the Twilight Family wants to see. “We will be having BINGO on Friday November 4 at 7 p.m.,” said manager George Ryan.
Max Younie, #24, was a leader on the field for the Pratt High School football team as they defeated Holcomb 47-34 in the first round of playoff action Friday. The Greenbacks travel to Andale on Friday to take on the Indians in regional play.
Pratt, Kan. - The Pratt Community College women’s soccer team opened their postseason tonight, October 27 against the Storm of Southeast Community College. The Beavers are the #1 seed in the National Junior College Athletic Association Region VI playoffs and hold home field advantage throughout the postseason. In the previous two matches against the Storm, Pratt won both by a score of 2-0.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (11/02/22). Raise physical performance levels this year. Discipline with domestic improvement provides satisfying rewards. Reach a personal peak this autumn, before resolving winter partnership challenges. Physical action gets beautiful results next spring, inspiring personal changes next summer. Steady practices build skills, heart and endurance.
Riding high behind an undefeated season, the Macksville High School football team defeated South Gray 54-6 last Thursday in a game that clears the way for a post-season run all the way to state in 8-man Division 1 play.
Students and instructors are hard at work at St. John-Hudson High School with this year’s fall musical production of South Pacific by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
St. John High School Banking and Finance students traveled to Hutchinson Wednesday, October 26, to present to the Council of Superintendents at ESSDACK. Each of the 11 students presented information on topics such as naming the bank, construction of the bank, and the different positions needed to operate the bank.
My brother Gary called me with an important question, do truck drivers make more than $100,000 a year? A friend of his has heard that truck drivers can make that starting out. I have heard people make that comment on the radio.
Only two more times and then it will be over for good. Hopefully, that is.