CareSource pledges to support Kansas ABLE Savings Program
CareSource, a nationally recognized leader in health care, has donated $25,000 to support the Kansas ABLE Savings Program.
Jennifer Stultz
Mission on the Move: Be prepared for the weather
Perspective is a funny thing!
St. John student wins national short film contest
For the first time in the history of USD 350, a St.
Music scholarship applicants wanted
The Rachel McCormick Memorial Scholarship committee announces that her family, friends, and alumni of the Mullinville High School have established a scholarship in the memory of Rachel McCormick.
Area students recognized for collegiate work
SEARCY, AR - Tyler Leslie of Pratt is one of more than 300 students who received diplomas and were recognized as Harding University graduates for Fall 2023 during a commencement ceremony on Dec.
Community Conversations: Health needs dependent on community engagement
When Darcie Van Der Vyver, RN and Administrator of the Pratt County Health Department, joined Tri-County Tribune Editor Jennifer Stultz for a special “Community Conversation” about meeting needs in Pratt, she had a very important request.“We would like any Pratt County resident or anyone who seeks health care in Pratt County to fill it out our health care needs survey,” she said.
One From the RoadNo Parking: You could be shot
Have you been keeping up on the proposed Stafford County Port Authority?
Kansas water specialists using data to spur aquifer recovery
MANHATTAN, Kan.
How free-roaming cats impact wildlife, disease transmission
Cats are hunters by nature, which is why it’s not uncommon for an outdoor cat to bring home a “gift,” left on their owner’s doorstep.Yet Molly Guyette, a third-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and veterinary public health & epidemiology master’s student at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS), says cats put both themselves and local wildlife at risk of injury or illness when they hunt other animals.“Outdoor cats may only bring home a mouse or bird once every few months, but this is likely a very small reflection of what they are actually up to,” explained Guyette, who studies cats and zoonotic diseases, with links to wildlife health, for her master’s research under the mentorship of VMBS professor Dr.
Kiowa County Senior CenterBirthdays celebrated, menus shared
We had a great time celebrating January birthdays last week at the Kiowa County Senior Center in Greensburg.