Optimists give away bicycles
As normal spring weather returns to South Central Kansas (if there is such a thing as normal), Pratt residents can thank the local Optimists club for outfitting area children with bicycles for their outdoor enjoyment.
Jennifer Stultz
Adventures in Reading: We can learn from the past and apply wisdom to the present
Without reading the label on the can in the photo that accompanies this article, do you know what this is?
Another View: The Book of Mormon and preparing to meet God
It was about 74 B.C.
Pratt starts area prom season off with a Golden Gala event
Pratt High School’s 2024 Prom, held Saturday, April 13 in the USD 382 gymnasium, was a Golden Gala reminiscent of old Hollywood.
Sunflower Senior Center creates opportunities for older Americans
April is Older Americans Month.
Arbor Day plans announced for April 26 in Greensburg
The Greensburg City Council met for their regular meeting on April 1 with Mayor Matt Christenson calling order.After the Pledge of Allegiance, Father Ted Skalsky offered an invocation.Council members present: Mark Trummel, Wayne Keeton, and Nathan Charlton.
Haviland Grade School uses strong relationships to power academic results
“The board really sees the value in the IPS (Individual Plan of Study) activities and making education more relevant, working to educate better individuals.
Taiwanese students visit Kansas in a bilateral agricultural youth exchange
MANHATTAN, Kansas — Six National Chung Hsing University students traveled to Manhattan from March 30 through April 6, 2024, to represent their university as part of a bilateral student exchange program to learn about Kansas’ agricultural industry and how Kansas agriculture exports benefit both Kansas and Taiwan.“While we have been sending Kansas students to Taiwan for many years, this was our first time to host Taiwanese students in Kansas.
Processing Kansas grown meat
Running any business takes relentless effort and determination to pursue a vision for making things work out.
Pop-up sale features unique plant starts in Sawyer
When Ruby Wolf moved to Kansas several decades ago with her husband Greg Wolf (owner of the Family Food Store in Sawyer) to raise a family and help with the family food store business, she brought with her a love of gardening and growing things.