By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com It could be the extra-large cinnamon rolls loaded with icing, or the homemade pies, both of which go great with a good cup…
Corinne Donnenwerth and Mirlene Castillo will each be the recipient of a $500 scholarship from Chapter IF P.E.O.
After a successful 2023 season with many accomplishments, the PHS Football team kicked the summer off with their annual one-week camp that was held at Zerger Field.
The Buzzing of the Bees!There’s the buzzin’ of the bees…‘round the honey locust trees…And the rose garden water fountain…But with the sounds of spring…It’s so good to hear ‘em sing…Cause on loads of honey we’re counting!So it’s don the hat ‘n vail…And down that trail…To the hive and bees I’m coming…With a spring in my step…And my heart full of pep…Oh I love to hear the bees a’hummin!As I look inside at the comb and the hive..When I pause….
The 2024 wheat harvest got underway in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area with farmers in the southern part of Pratt and Kiowa counties getting combines in the fields last week.
ELKHART – Kansas Connections Academy, a tuition-free, online public school serving students in grades kindergarten through 12th grade, celebrated the school’s 158 graduating high school seniors on Saturday, May 18.
The USD 382 Board of Education met on Monday, May 13, for their regular monthly meeting.
On Monday, May 13, the USD 438 Board of Education met with all members present, where they held their regular monthly meeting.
Candidates for local elections had until noon on June 3 to file with the County Clerk while those seeking federal and state office had until that time to file with the Secretary of State’s office.Up for the voter’s consideration in Pratt County are some races sure to be compelling and closely contested.
Several years ago, we were privileged to work with a set of brothers: one was 15 and the other was 14.