New book features several WWI soldiers from Pratt County
A new book describes how residents of Pratt County were affected by World War I is on track to be released this September.
August 2024
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Thankful for Kansas weather, cattle, and big skies
Blast FurnaceThe weather in Kansas is hot they say…Like a blast furnace, day after day…I know there’s been hot places here upon earth….Since the day of creation, when this world it came forth…We read of the story, of the king in his heat…Wanted all men to bow at his feet…Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego didn’t answer in haste….But the size of his fire, was surely a waste…God was serious, when He saw the evil of Sodom…Fire and brimstone rained down, to earth, and it got’em…The rich man sought for a drink of cool water…But he wouldn’t believe, and the flames got hotter…Now there’s places today that have plenty of heat…If you’ve been there before..
Pratt library hosts Kansas Senate candidate Tuesday
Esau Freeman, Kansas Senate candidate, will greet residents at the Pratt Public Library, Aug 27, 5-6:30 p.m.
Law enforcement departments share events, news, and K9 memorial
Kansas law enforcement groups in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area had several notable events that took place in the past weeks, from a National Night Out in Greensburg to a special ceremony honored a canine-service member associated with Pratt County.
Coming Events August 2024
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El Rincon now open in new, expanded space
Just over a year from the opening of their first restaurant, El Rincon owners in Pratt have expanded their ice cream and snack shop at a new location, with more food options.
Horses remain important part of Kansas economy
The impact of Kansas’ horse industry was reviewed at the Kansas Department of Agriculture 2024 Kansas Equine Sector Session.
Pratt Faith Partnership plans school support and community pancake feed
Saturday, September 7, 2024, will be the Pratt Faith Partnership’s first annual Care Day.
Mundt travels to D.C. for farm discussions
Kanza Cooperative Association’s Director of Communications, Jackie Mundt, recently traveled to Washington, DC with other cooperative leaders and staff from Kansas Cooperative Council to meet with our members of Congress.
One From the Road: We agree about some things
I hate to spend much time writing about my views on politics.