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August 2025
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Crouch shares The Point plans with Pratt Rotary
Members of the Pratt Rotary Club were given an inside look at the soon-coming The Point Pavillion sports facility at their August 15 meeting by newly-hired City of Pratt Recreation Director Justin Crouch.
Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom Wins National Innovative Program Award
Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom (KFAC) has been awarded the 2025 Innovative Program Award by the National Agriculture in the Classroom Organization (NAITCO) for its development of the Clickable Kansas County Map, a groundbreaking online tool that brings local agriculture directly into Kansas classrooms.
Education Frontlines: Metric now
When I ask my students, “How far do you live from school?” their answers will be in miles.
Everbloom provides an oasis of joy
Taylor Burcham Williamson has created a special oasis of plants, flowers, water features and native grasses in her backyard at 703 S. Ninnescah in Pratt. She calls the place Everbloom, and she is willing to share her love of all things plant and flower with others.
Warm weather workouts benefit well-being
Now that August is in full swing, children going back to school is at the forefront of many minds.
Street work plans released for Pratt
The City of Pratt will be doing road work in city limits (weather permitting) in the following locations, according to a news release on Monday, August 19. The street department has acknowledged that this will be an inconvenience but hopes it will be a very short project.
Come out to the Kiowa County Senior Center for a fiesta fundraiser
It’s time for the Kiowa County Senior Center’s Fiesta Taco Night! Come to the center in Greensburg on Saturday, Aug 23, from 5-7 p.m. for Tacos, Saffron Rice, Refried Beans, Homemade Cake and Cookies! Carry-outs available. All donations welcome to support our senior center.
Crossing the Threshold: No flying under the radar allowed
Sometimes it just seems a little too much work to figure out right from wrong, bad from good, time to speak up or be quiet. As humans, many of us just want to coast along under the radar. Myself included! Live and let live, right? The less waves we make on the page of humanity the better off we will be, right?
Explore Kansas Outdoors: Anything new under the sun?
Even though I am a grandpa, I try hard not to look or act like the stereotypical, frumpy, old grandpa who thinks the world should function like it did when I was a kid, but allow me to digress a little in starting this week’s column.