Another View: The Book of Mormon and the Word of God
It was about 74 B.C.
Jennifer Stultz
Pratt Community College sets the bar high for coming scholarship auction
Mark your calendars for Friday, May 3 for the 36th annual Pratt Community College Scholarship Auction.
Pratt boys continue top three consistency in golf
The Pratt High School boys’ golf team has kept up their early success as they move through the heart of the 2024 campaign.
USDA Partners with FarmRaise to Offer Educational Tools and Resources to Promote Financial Access and Equity for Agricultural Producers
The U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) unveiled a new, online Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) Decision Tool and farm loan resources available to agricultural producers and… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Kids Day on the Farm is fun for all
According to survey responses from prior Kids Day on the Farm events in Pratt County, there really isn’t a favorite station or activity, different kids love them all.
Master Gardener Tips: Provide basic needs for butterflies
Butterfly gardening is becoming more popular with Kansans.
Greenback boys showing improvement in tough tennis competitions
The Pratt High School boys’ tennis team has been hard at work this spring to ensure another successful season.
Crichett honored by Congressman Ron Estes for art entry
Macksville High School junior Lora Crichett has long been a self-confirmed artist.
Skyline forensics team secures state entries
The newly revitalized Skyline High School Forensics Team has eight members of which include three Freshmen: Jiya Bhakta, Ruth Carter and Ely Robinson; three Sophomores: Raven Cason, Karlee Harbour and Emmersyn Hasket; one Junior: Ethan Robinson; and one Senior, Isaac Temanson.The team traveled to the Heart of the Plains League Tournament at South Barber and made quite a showing for a new team, placing third overall.
Notebook2: Caldwell is highlight of south-central Kansas trip
As I promised, we basically completed our visit to south central Kansas a few weeks ago.