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“There is more. Positive exposure, connections and obedience are keys to your success.” ~ Pastor Theo McNair, Jr.

Welcome Back to my series on the 7 Steps of Good Trouble! Step 7 is this: Take a stand for forgiveness, sacrifice, and love even if you must break the law to do so. As we consider thinking about the role that step 7 of Good Trouble plays in our lives, it is important to remember that each one of us can make a difference one person at a time. We can give that cup of cold water in Jesus’s name.

As Christians journey to Jerusalem with Jesus through the Lenten season, Palm Sunday and his triumphal entry into town nears. There is still work to do and little time to do it.

Unless your head hasn’t been stuck in a hole somewhere, then you are aware that there was a bit of an issue at the Academy Awards this year. No, it wasn’t a wardrobe malfunction. If you didn’t know, That terminology became famous almost twenty years ago by singer Justin Timberlake after an incident during the 38th Super Bowl (American football) tournament in February 2004.

Pratt students Lonnie Hook and Rayden Crow follow prom traditions even though Crow was also involved in Pratt Community College’s theatre event, The Wizard of Oz, on the same evening. Courtesy photo

After a busy week of spring sports and school activities, Dru Lunsford and his date are all smiles at the 2022 Pratt Prom. Photo by Bill Rea .

By Isac Mata Student reporter for St. John News Stafford County YEC (Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge) was held Wednesday, March 23, at 11 a.m. at the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

By Isac Mata Student reporter for St. John News Stafford County YEC (Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge) was held Wednesday, March 23, at 11 a.m. at the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Duane and Jennifer Wahrman of Pratt own two trucking companies, a home-based hauling service called D & J Fluid Service, LLC and an over-the-road long haul company simply called D&J Trucking, LLC. Their businesses, as well as their personal lives, have been greatly affected by national policies in the past two years. Last month they joined the People’s Convoy of truckers, driving to Washington, D.C. in protest of the continued enactment of the federal emergency powers act.