Board approves revenue neutral tax rate, payment of monthly bills for USD 422
The Board of Education of Unified School District No.
Jennifer Stultz
Great Plains Wondering: Travel illuminates Czech rule and culture
While Cedar Rapids, Iowa may not be on the radar for many vacation goers, the city’s National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library is worth a stopover, if you are traveling the area.There is more than one reason to visit this eastern Iowa city, however.
One From the Road: Trouble with granny
Have you ever thought that doing a good deed would backfire and make you an evil person?
Athletes of the Week: Alpers and Jackson named for week 5
The Tri-County Tribune male Athlete of the Week for week 5 is Braxton Alpers, St. John-Hudson High School. This junior quarterback and free safety has been a season-leader for the Tiger team on offense and defense. His performance Friday, October…
Kansas Soybean Association announces 2024 yield, value contests
The Kansas Soybean Association is calling all soybean farmers in Kansas to enter their competitive soybean crop into the Kansas Soybean Yield Contest.The statewide Kansas Soybean Value Contest that analyzes protein, oil and other soybean qualities is also open for entries.KSA unveils important date changes for the 2024 contests, including an expedited postmark-by date of Nov.
Bixler’s Art Barn adds new feature for community enjoyment
Bixler’s Art Barn, located at 20011 SE 20th Ave, Pratt, Kansas, will host a community event on Saturday, October 26 in conjunction with the closing of several Vernon Filley Art Museum exhibits meant to bring healing and hope to humanity.
Skyline volleyball prepares for Regionals and Sub-State
Thunderbird Volleyball traveled to Inman to finish out their regular season.
We will miss the Family Food Store
The Family Food Store in Sawyer is going to be missed.
Pratt girls wrap up tennis season with state appearance by Jackson
With this year’s fall sports flying by, the Pratt High School girls’ tennis team recently competed at the 2024 4A Regional and State Tournaments.
Young team battles hard as tennis season ends for Kiowa County girls
After several months of great growth and competition, the Kiowa County High School girls’ tennis team saw their season come to an end at a tough regional tournament.“Regionals did not go as well as we would have liked,” said coach Katherine Sneed.