K-State Research and Extension By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Carolyn Dunn and Stafford County were among several entrepreneurial organizations recognized by K-State’s Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development as 2024 Huck Boyd Leaders of the Year. Dunn…
At its October 21 regular commission meeting, the Pratt City Commission approved a Statutory Partnership Agreement with the Climate and Energy Project.
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, We are writing this letter to request that everyone reading takes the time to vote in the 2024 election. The beauty of casting your ballot is only possible when everyone votes for the candidate…
Lydia Reed The Lady Tiger volleyball team went to the State Tournament after defeating number one seed Spearville in two sets. Leading the way was St. John-Hudson senior Lydia Reed, who for the season has 197 total blocks, a 0.258…
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Environment reporter Kansas News Service Several south-central Kansas counties are seeing a dramatic increase in groundwater contamination. The region’s nitrate pollution comes primarily from agriculture. Nitrate pollution caused the City of Pratt to shut off two wells…
Lotus Aesthetics and Wellness Medical Spa, located at 310 South Main in Pratt is offering a new service called the Head Spa.
With the sun setting earlier every day and the natural world preparing for the winter ahead, now is an excellent time for viewing wildlife in Kansas.Often, it’s about being in the right place at the right time.Increased wildlife sightings began, for me, in mid-October, when I drove up to Osborne with two bicycles for John at Blue Hills Bikes to repair (and another to ride while there).Shortly after entering Osborne County, a healthy-looking coyote zoomed across the highway (No.
Because of the way that deadlines hit, I am writing this before the election is held, before the results start coming in, and before a victor in the Presidential Election is determined.
The Jolly Workers started off National 4-H Week by having 4-H Sunday at Antrim United Methodist Church.
It was about 22 B.C., and the prophet Nephi(1) was warning the assembled, hostile crowd of his people that they and their nation needed to turn back to the God they had abandoned.