Coming Events for August 2024
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July 2024
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Sidewalk sales and art market draw foot-traffic to downtown Pratt
Remember that day in Pratt on Saturday, July 15, when there were people everywhere downtown, shopping, coming in and out of stores, greeting each other on the street?
Take the time to enjoy Mother Nature
Those of you who follow my blog may have the assumption that I spend my time indoors, reading, researching, and drawing.
9 Jayhawks begin Olympic journey in Paris
PARIS - Nine athletes with University of Kansas ties are competing in the Paris 2024 Olympics, which got underway last Friday.The Jayhawks are represented across multiple sports with Michael Joseph, Yoveinny Mota, Sharon Lokedi, Bryce Hoppel, Hussain Al Hizam and Alexandra Emilianov.
81 athletes honored with KJCCC All-Academic awards at PCC
The Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference has announced its 2023-2024 KJCCC All-Academic Award winners.
Pratt Community College has 65 student athletes named to the NJCAA All-Academic Teams
The National Junior College Athletic Association announced the 2023-24 NJCAA academic teams of the year and the NJCAA all-academic teams.
Pastoral Commentary: Putting the needs of others first
Then he said to them all: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.
Another View: The Book of Mormon and Devotion to God
It was about 64 B.C., and among the Nephites(1) was found a group of formerly murderous Lamanites(1) who had chosen to follow the Lord, and had taken an oath “that they never would shed blood more”(2), and had buried their weapons deep in the earth as a sign of their promise to God.
Kansas farmers face a higher risk of suicide; high school initiates help
The Clay Counts Coalition is launching a program aimed at raising awareness and improving access to mental health services for its rural agricultural community.When Isabelle Blackwood was in middle school, her Kansas farming family was devastated when her oldest brother Ian died by suicide.Blackwood, who is now a high school senior in Clay Center, responded by learning about the mental health struggles among agricultural professionals, especially men.