Miss Kansas looks back at the benefits of the past year
Landscaping projects underway, new sidewalk poured, curbs painted bright yellow - it’s apparent that the City of Pratt is getting ready for something special.
Jennifer Stultz
Applications Open for Second Cohort of Kansas Commerce Rural Champions
TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Commerce Secretary David Toland has announced that the Office of Rural Prosperity has opened applications for the second cohort of Rural by Choice Champions.
A view of country life in Kansas
I inherited a love of walking from my mom.
K-State beef cattle experts share tips for raising twin calves
MANHATTAN, Kan.
Sponsorship supports puppy adoptions
The Pratt Area Humane Society has seven puppies now available to approved applicants without the usual re-homing fee.
Area high school athletes sign letters of intent for college sports scholarships
The Tri-County Tribune would like to congratulate all high school senior student/athletes in our coverage area for their dedication and success in prep sports through the past four years.
Mission on the move: Cleaning house is a spiritual practice
Although I am a missionary’s wife now, I have worn multiple hats and sometimes, more than one at a time.
Railroad work closes U.S. Highway 281 on north side of Pratt
City of Pratt residents who drive their cars and trucks regularly north on US.
Pastoral Commentary: It is not what you know, it is who you know
It has often been said that it is not what you know that matters, but rather who you know.
Explore Kansas Outdoors: Get ready for the big cicada emergence
So, have you heard or read about the big Cicada “emergence” about to happen in several other Midwest and Southern states?