Pratt County commissioner flies high with DOC and friends
By Mark A. Martin Special to the Tribune markamartin@cox.net On July 8, 2022, Pratt County Commissioner Dwight Adams toured B-29 “DOC” at Wichita Dwight D.
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St. John hosts annual Cruise the Square Car Show
By Natalie Clark Special to the News clarkn@usd350.com The St. John City Square was again the backdrop for a multitude of special vehicles for the Cruise the Square Car Show held from 9 a.m.
Pratt High School football kicks off season at Jamboree event in Dodge City
On Friday, August 26, the Pratt Greenbacks traveled to Dodge City to participate in a three team fall jamboree. It was a round robin style event, with the three teams being Pratt, Dodge City, and Cimarron.
How is drought affecting fish and wildlife?
Drought conditions across the country noticeably affect farmers and ranchers and the animals they care for, but how are fish and wildlife responding to current drought conditions? It’s important to remember that fish and wildlife naturally adapt to fluctuations in weather conditions, including harsh winters and droughts. That said, extended drought conditions can have the most direct and severe impacts on fish communities and fish habitats. Below are a few examples of impacts drought can have on some fish and wildlife.
Community Night Out a success for Pratt
If crowd noise was any indication, then Saturday’s Pratt Strong Community Night Out was a success, despite falling rain interruptions. Co-organizer Tiffany Riley was very happy with how the evening of food, fun and face painting went, even though the movie plans were canceled because of weather.
Who can stand before God?
By Pastor David Gibbs First Baptist Church of Towanda Psalm 15 begins with a fundamental question about life and death,“Lord, who may dwell in your sanctuary? Who may live on your holy hill?” (TNIV) This question addresses a fundamental concern for all of humanity. Is there any hope of life that isn’t corrupted by sin and that doesn’t end in death? Before mankind’s fall from innocence this question would’ve been meaningless.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Pratt-area children learn about packing crisis care kits and school kits for needy children in other countries, supervised by mission-minded adults Marcia Shrack, Ike Agwu, Stacey Canfield and Arthur Oltmans during Vacation Bible School earlier this month at the Abundant Harvest Church of the Nazarene. The completed kits were sent to the Ukraine, Nigeria and the Dominican Republic. Photo by Kendra Rinehart
Pratt High School prepares to present ‘Little Women’ with a stellar cast of seniors
Something special is happening on stage during play practices at the Pratt High School/Liberty Middle School stage. Students who have worked and played together for 12 or more years are making the most of the moments they have left as a unit on the theatrical stage, and the chemistry that is evolving for the musical production of ‘Little Women’ set for Sept. 10 and 11, is palpable.
COMING EVENTS
Aug 31 - Nov 2022 (please submit Coming Events to SStultz@cherryroad.com) South Central Community Foundation (SCCF) Grants Aug 31 - SCCF Grants are now available, DUE AUGUST 31ST! Visit SCCFKS. org to learn more.
The rain came but no one complained
A little rain, a little sun, a good dose of history, and a bigger dose of fun was experienced by those who made their way to Haviland on Saturday, August 27 for the 57th Annual Southwest Kansas Antique Engine and Thresher Show.