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By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com A few people noticed that banks were closed on Thursday, June 19 but that was about all the recognition that a national holiday…
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Editor’s Note: There is never enough space to share photos from the fun times that are part of the annual Miss Kansas Parade and week-long festivities associated with the Miss Kansas Competition. Please be sure to check our website at www.tricountytribune.org for more photos, articles, and videos from the 2025 events.
With Flag Day coming up on June 14, it seems a good time to review what we may know, or seemingly may not know, about how the government of the United States of America is supposed to work.
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To the Editor, This weekend, the town of Pratt is buzzing with excitement as the Miss Kansas competition returns — a tradition I’ve had the privilege to be part of…
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Pratt, Kansas – The American Heart Association and the Miss Kansas Organization are joining forces to equip the next generation of young women leaders with lifesaving skills during a special luncheon and CPR/AED training event at Pratt Community College on Tuesday, June 3, at 11:30 a.m. The event will bring together 38 delegates from across Kansas, along with Miss Kansas 2024 Alexis Smith and Miss Kansas’ Teen 2024 Averie Mountain, for an afternoon centered on heart health awareness, education, and emergency preparedness.
Billie Blair’s recent article in the Tri-County Tribune about the local protest in Pratt Kansas included Pat Schwarts’s Gandhi quote: “Make injustice visible.” Retired meteorologist Greg Hanson shared his concern about the recent reduction of National Weather employees. It could not have been more relevant, with the severe storms of last week! It was as if Mother Nature displayed her agreement with Hanson’s concern. The local protestors did their part in showing their concerns, but the question is, do protests make a difference?