Members of the Pratt Presbyterian Church shared their abundance in Super Bowl fun earlier this month with a food drive on Super Bowl Sunday. Each item of food donated to the Pratt Food Bank was considered a vote for the favorite team.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Kansas — A proposal to resolve decades-long wrangling over water in central Kansas is slated for release this spring. The draft plan falls under a federal program that has under previous administrations traditionally opened doors to significant financial backing for water conservation projects.
There was nothing typical about that morning.
Leanah Bailey, new owner and manager of Rick’s Restaurant just west of Pratt on US Highway 54 loves feeding people. Even though there have been some bumps in her start as a restaurant owner in the past week, she couldn’t be happier about this new place she is at in her life.
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In the fifteenth year after the birth of Christ in Bethlehem, both the Nephite and the Lamanite(1) nations were “in a state of many afflictions; and the sword of destruction did hang over them … and this because of their iniquity.”(2)
I was talking to Brandon Case the other day about trucking. He asked me what I enjoyed about it. After having some time to think about it, I can tell you why: you never know what you’ll see or hear.
Athletes of the Week – week 8 Emmett Delp Freshman Emmet Delp at St. John High School has been contributing in a big way to the success of the Tigers basketball team. Last Tuesday the 6’5 post scored 18 points…
A free screening clinic for children from birth-to-5 will be held in Pratt to help parents determine if their child’s development is age-appropriate. The screening is planned for Friday, February 21st at the Pratt First United Methodist Church, 100 N. Jackson St. Appointments are necessary so appropriate screening can be accomplished.
By Debbi MaysterOn Behalf of TurfMutt Special to the Tribune By the time February arrives, it can seem like spring will never come. But there is no time like the present to start planning lawn and landscape projects for backyarding.…