Participating in youth sports has long been a cornerstone of the American experience -- or at least it used to be. Fewer American kids are playing sports, and shifting trends are leaving countless kids on the sidelines.
Members of the Pratt Wrestling Club made the medal stand in several weight classes at the Kids State Tournament this past week, including Pratt’s own State Champion Raelee Prater, age 8 and under girls.
The Lady Tigers of St. John-Hudson lost to Centralia in the first round of 1A Girls State basketball, 27-50, last week in Dodge City. There were high points in the game for St. John, but just not enough offense when it came down to staying alive for another game.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — It is common knowledge that people’s metabolism slows as they age. Similarly, cattle also experience changes in their metabolism as their body ages, say the experts at the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute.
Pratt High School wrestlers Taye Wilson and Blake Winsor entered the Folkstyle Nationals this past weekend, continuing their prep wrestling careers after state high school success the week just prior.
Pratt, Kan. - The Pratt Community College men’s basketball team traveled to El Dorado, Kan. on Saturday, March 8 for the opening round of the NJCAA Region Six Men’s Basketball Tournament against the Butler Community College Grizzlies. The Beavers unfortunately lost the game 95-78 to end their season 11-20 overall and 7-17 in conference play.
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Local members of the Leadership League of South Central Kansas spent two days in Wichita at the Kansas Leadership Center participating in the KLC pathway program Your Leadership Edge. The Pratt-based class joined approximately 180 other professionals during the two day training. They participated in large group presentations and four rotations of smaller Edge Group break outs. In February, the class completed the first pathway program, When Everyone Leads which was a prerequisite to YLE.
Katie Buhler’s enthusiasm about sewing with wool is contagious. She led a Friday Lunch and Learn session last week at the Vernon Filley Art Museum in Pratt, that was followed the next day by a hands-on wool felting workshop that was enjoyed by many.
The Board of Education of Unified School District No. 422, State of Kansas, Kiowa County, met February 24, 2025, for a regular meeting at the school district office, 710 S. Main Street in Greensburg. The meeting was called to order by Ki Gamble at 8:02 p.m.