Master Gardener Tips: Tomatoes and trees need special care this time of year
Mulching TomatoesSoils are warm enough now that tomatoes can benefit from mulching.
Jennifer Stultz
Kansas Congressional Rep. Ron Estes receives fiscal hero award
WASHINGTON – Last week, Rep.
Another View: The Book of Mormon and our Cross
Alma(1), deeply concerned that the people(1) were forgetting God, had called in his third son, Corianton, to give him his charge.
Wolf announces closing date for Family Food Store in Sawyer
Greg and Ruby Wolf, owners of the Family Food Store in Sawyer, have announced they will be selling their much-loved establishment on their 12th Anniversary in business, October 19, 2024.“We are coming to the end of our family business journey here at Family Food Store,” said Greg Wolf.
Little Blue Boutique is filling creative talent niche in Pratt
Before the COVID years, Melinda Clark owned the Crazy Chic Boutique in Pratt where she sold clothing, crafts, gifts and home decor.
Skyline baseball team wins Regional, secures first berth in school history to State
In the world of sports, a team’s goal should always be to keep improving throughout the year and be at the top of their game by post-season competition.
K-State recommends scouting and addressing stripe rust to prevent loss of yield and quality
The appearance of stripe rust adds insult to injury to this year’s wheat crop, but Kansas growers should scout fields and have their management strategy ready for this yield- and quality-limiting disease.
Kansas governor vetoes ‘foreign threat’ land ownership bill
Gov.
Pastoral Commentary: How to be strong and courageous
Have I not commanded you?
Pratt boys win league team track title
The Pratt High School track team has continued their solid performance, as they recently competed in the annual Central Kansas League Meet.