Christian missionary and ordained gospel evangelist Proverbs 29: 18 “Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keeps the law, happy is he.” Absolute zero is minus 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit. In theory, that is as cold as anything can possibly be.
Only two more times and then it will be over for good. Hopefully, that is.
Scoular Energy, with a branch in Pratt County, has demonstrated commitment to community where their employees live and work by announcing scholarships for agriculture development. Students demonstrating leadership in their community are among those who will benefit from Scoular Foundation scholarship funding for three Midwestern universities.
The Kansas State University Department of Agricultural Economics will be hosting three conferences to help farmers and ranchers plan for the transition of their farm to the next generation. The cost for the one-day Farm and Ranch Transition Conferences is $60 for those who register by Dec.
While my kids are now in the days of after-school sports and band practice, I remember the difficulties of finding quality, affordable child care when they were young. My wife and I wanted to make sure our kids were safe and had opportunities for academic enrichment without breaking the bank.
and Jennifer Stultz, Pratt Tribune, contributed to this report Fentanyl and other potent synthetic opioids ingrained in the nation’s illicit drug supply are killing more people in the U.S. than any other drug has, south-central Kansas included.
Garden Mums As soon as garden chrysanthemums are done flowering, you may cut the plants back to 2 to 3 inches high. Some gardeners prefer to leave the top growth so that it provides some protection from fluctuating soil temperatures.
Halloween is Elizabeth Walker’s favorite holiday. New to the helm of the Pratt Education Center in April 2022, Walker jumped right into updates that have added new life and some spooky creatures to the displays at Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks east of Pratt.
Gary Schmidt is running for reelection to the Pratt City Commission. A long-time resident of Pratt, former Mayor and current Vice-Mayor, Schmidt had this to say about the state of Pratt civic issues.
My brother Gary called me with an important question, do truck drivers make more than $100,000 a year? A friend of his has heard that truck drivers can make that starting out. I have heard people make that comment on the radio.