Connecting the Dots: Sometimes it takes a sticker patch to let you know you are loved
I love that it is March now and when I stick my head out the back door in the early mornings I hear birds singing.
Jennifer Stultz
Guest Devotional: Pickelball or God’s plan, it’s all a mystery
Do you ever think that you have it all figured out?
Another View: The Book of Mormon: Beloved of the Lord
Sometime between 90 and 77 B.C.
Pratt girls fight hard to 49-58 finish of basketball season in first round of substate
The Pratt High School Girls’ Basketball team recently ended their regular season, which meant that it was time to prepare for the postseason.
Making a Difference: Rea captures the moments of each season
Change is inevitable, especially for the young as they maneuver through years and seasons in high school.
Indoor garage sale a success at The Vert
An indoor garage sale at The Vert, the first of it’s kind, took place last Saturday in Pratt, bringing people to town looking for good deals, providing opportunity for learning, and helping others raise money to fund good times.“We had a fabulous turnout,” said The Vert owner Jami Battin.
Coming Events for Tri-County Tribune coverage area
* Send your Coming Events for Pratt, Kiowa and Stafford counties to be included in this list to sstultz@cherryroad.com.
Insight Kansas: Farm kid privilege is something to appreciate
I have a friend who lives in a big city and recently shared a story about how local students visiting a nature preserve were given shovels and allowed to dig holes.
Adventures in Reading: There may be wealth disparity in America but it does not affect the ability to spend
It was the Super Bowl that inspired this blog.
USDA to issue $306M to producers impacted by natural disasters
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