PRMC announces Hospitalist Program transition
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August 2025
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One From the Roadside: Is it fact, fiction, or friction?
This summer the English department at Pratt Community College graciously donated free writing classes to the public. In June, instructor Amber Graves led a nonfiction course. I’ve come to the conclusion that writing about myself is easy.
Peaceful Prairies Poetry: Today is a gift from God
Good Morning Lord… you’ve sent a gentle breeze…
Unsolved murder mystery receives new life through family-authored book
Kim Hurley Andrews, a former pastor in Stafford County, has announced the publication of a book she wrote about a family tragedy that took place in 1923. “When the Leaves Began to Unfold: The Hurley Murder Mystery” tells the story of a triple murder that happened on her great-grandfather’s farm. Five miles southeast of Meriden, Kan., the land now sits on the banks of Perry Lake.
Digital Devotions: It is time to start shepherding
John 21:17 NIV: Jesus said, “Feed my sheep.”
Applications open for 2025–2026 Leadership League of South Central Kansas
The Leadership League of South Central Kansas, sponsored by South Central Community Foundation, is now accepting applications for its highly regarded leadership development program, serving Barber, Comanche, Kingman, Kiowa, Pratt, Rice, and Stafford counties. The upcoming 2025–2026 class marks the 33rd year of this impactful initiative, originally established as Pratt Leadership 2000 in 1992.
Online expert shares tips to help businesses capitalize on web searches
In every U.S. community – no matter the size – the Internet is a major gateway to local businesses.
Stafford County Fair is in the books
The Stafford County Fair 2025 was held July 13-19 at the Stafford County Fairgrounds, where static exhibits were housed in the still-new 4-H Building, with air conditioning.
Letter To The Editor: A hero lives among you
There is a hero living among the residents of Pratt, Kansas. His name is Gale J. Rose. You may know him best as a major figure in the late Pratt Music Theater. Some of you may remember his parents, the late Marion and Leora Rose. Still others may remember his long contribution to the Pratt Tribune as a reporter, or his one-act Christmas performance.
Help! I’ve fallen
Because of the risk of falling on stairs, a Pratt couple who wishes to remain anonymous has made the difficult decision to leave their home of 45 years.