WICHITA —Dozens of vendors with a focus on agriculture were part of the Kansas Agri Business Expo from Wednesday through Friday at Century II in Wichita. There were sprayers and applicators, silo refurbishers and silo builders, seed companies and chemical companies, as well as soil health companies and software tracking firms.
Many volunteers and helpers make fun events possible at the Pratt Public Library. JENNIFER STULTZ.
More than 60 members of the First Southern Baptist Church are preparing to share the biblical Christmas story in seven scenes of live nativity action on Sunday, December 5 in Pratt. For mission team leader Kim Krehbiel, helping others experience the true meaning of Christmas makes all the effort worthwhile.
Pratt student Dayana Avila was name 2021 Junior Librarian of the Year during a special presentation November 17 at the Pratt Public Library. Library Director Eric Killough said he selected Avila for the award based on her outstanding assistance to the Summer MakerZone program.
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The Stafford County Board of County Commissioners met in regular session on Wednesday, November 24th, 2021, in the Commission Room in the Annex. Chairman Grimmett called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Present: Clayton Grimmett, Todd Wycoff and Bryce Garner.
It was the loneliest, most un-lonely time of her life, Pamela Ford of Pratt said last week when she shared her personal battle with COVID-19 during a Thanksgiving service at the Abundant Harvest Church of the Nazarene in Pratt.
Picture yourself in a stressful situation. You’ve been invited to a special occasion last minute and have absolutely nothing to wear. You’re having trouble picking out what would be the perfect outfit, something not too crazy but just enough to make you feel beautiful. A local beauty bar and boutique in Pratt that started in 2018, Hello Beautiful is the shop to go to for any crisis involving fashion, cosmetics, and even accessories.
Early in our years of ministering, and moving from place to place, my husband and I got a phone call from my aunt. We were in the middle of making plans to move to DeSoto, Kansas. My aunt called to tell me that she had a friend who had given up twins for adoption years ago and, because the state of Kansas adoption records were now open, did I want the contact info, to get mine. You see, when I was 16 years old, engaged to be married, and the only father I had known all my life was in a hospital 800 miles from our home preparing for open heart surgery the next day, I found out I was adopted.
Members of the Pratt High School band gather at the entrance of Lemon Park in preparation of their holiday musical march into Christmas at the Park on Saturday in Pratt. PHOTOS BY JENNIFER STULTZ Members of the Skyline High School band provided holiday music.