tschram

tschram

  • Joined: August 30, 2022
  • Articles: 4993

Lift up your head, and keep your mouth shut

Three weeks ago I was going to write about the wind in this space but I ran out of time. I used to proclaim that I loved the Kansas wind, always have, until lately. The blowing, flowing, mowdown wind that has been sweeping across the High Plains of Pratt County lately has started to get annoying. The other day I was walking down the sidewalk downtown and I turned to say something to my husband, a chunk of dirt literally landed in my mouth from whoknows-where. And I was going to say something nice!

The truth about the cash price

Our pastor and his wife recently went on a trip. When he returned home, he asked me, “How many drivers pay cash for their diesel”? This is an interesting question.

Here’s to Easter, weekly menus, birthdays and 10 years

Thank you to the Kiowa County Ministerial Alliance for sponsoring our Easter Meal at the center on Good Friday! It was a great day, with good friends, good food, and good fellowship! April birthdays were celebrated last week at the senior center for Monday, May 2: Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes w/gravy, Tuesday, May 3: Meatloaf, Broccoli, Fruit Cocktail, Roll Wednesday, May 4: Taco Salad, Corn, Pears, Tortilla Chips Thursday, May 5: BBQ Chicken Breast, Mac & Cheese, Vegetable, Fruit, Roll Friday, May 6: Chef Salad, Cool Corn Salad, Diced Pears, Crackers Please keep in mind the menu is subject to change. Cheers to TEN years! It’s kind of hard to believe that we have been open 10 years! In honor of that, we are going to have a PARTY on May 4 from 2-4 p.m.

Health fund announces Faith in Vaccines campaign

Communications Officer United Methodist Health Ministry Fund The United Methodist Health Ministry Fund (Health Fund) is launching a “Faith in Vaccines” campaign to promote COVID-19 vaccination and help ensure Kansas families are as prepared and protected as possible against emerging COVID-19 variants. The campaign will run from late April through mid-May and will focus on reaching rural Kansans and parents of children ages 5–17.