Amateur golfers looking for their shot at a potentially life-changing prize package are invited to participate in the Hot Shot Golf Challenge, on Sat., June 7th at Prairie Trails Golf Course in El Dorado. The challenge offers up to $6.3 million in total prizes.
K-State Classy Cats have named Kenna Sterling, Pratt native as a Game Day Girl award winner. The award, along with other club honors were voted on by the cheer team.
People of the baby boomer generation have an important place in today’s society. Here’s how I know that.
Matthew 7 : 26-27 “And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it.”
Show Me Your Shoes, Saturday, June 7, 2025, was a great day for a parade in Pratt! Here’s a look at what it was like.
Was 1970 a good year for roses? Actually, I don’t know. I suppose it depended on climate, soil, the part of the country where one lived, whether or not one applied Miracle Gro, and other factors beyond my ken. Horticulture was not on my priority list at the time.
Over Memorial Day weekend, patrons of the Macksville City Library celebrated the library’s 90th birthday in Macksville. Alumni and community members came to see the result of recent remodel efforts and expanded space, look at old yearbooks, and peruse memorabilia from Macksville’s history and 90 years of service.
To the Editor, This weekend, the town of Pratt is buzzing with excitement as the Miss Kansas competition returns — a tradition I’ve had the privilege to be part of…
Saturday, June 7, 2025 marks the Second Annual B-29 Museum 5K Run/Walk to raise funds for preserving and promoting the B-29 Museum, an important part of Pratt’s history. Last year, over 100 runners and walkers participated in the 5K, a 3.1 mile route around the once Pratt Army Air Field (PAAF). For 2025 we’ve added a 1-mile Walk on the Historical Trail and a Veterans Appreciation Picnic.
Members of a sewing club at Hilltop Manor in Cunningham have joined forces to create a full-size patriot quilt that features an eagle center with red, white, and blue sides that will be raffled off for July 4 as a fundraiser for the skilled nursing center. Those tickets are on sale now by contacting Hilltop Manor Administrator James Spurgin, by phone (620) 298-2781 or email hilltop@americareusa.net.