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The Pratt Community College Performing Arts Department is thrilled to present The SpongeBob Musical this weekend April 4-6. Directed by Misty Beck, the show starts at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday.
The Pratt County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call about ATV vehicles being driven about unlawfully in Iuka at 10:31 p.m. on March 29 along with a noise complaint.
Barton Community College invited the community to attend a signing ceremony with Pratt Community College to celebrate their continued partnership at 9 a.m. April 3 in the Plaza De Cavanaugh room (L-116) in the Learning Resource Center.
Enter the Tri-County Tribune First Flowers of Spring contest by sending photos of blooming flowers in your yard or neighborhood.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – In a quest to slow the spread of a sap-sucking plant pest that is slowly making its way across the United States, pest management officials have turned to man’s best friend.
It may be that high school football season was over months ago, but St. John-Hudson 1A high school football coach Scott Krehbiel is still processing what turned out to be a very successful Tiger football season for the 2024-25 team.
The official verdict of a groundhog’s judgment may have indicated there would be six more weeks of spring after February 2, 2025, but Walmart employees in Pratt have not taken that advice seriously. A special ribbon cutting ceremony for the store’s garden center took place on Friday, March 21, kicking off special deals on many select items pertaining to gardening, outdoor lawn care, and fun in the sun.
Dogs. Oh how we love our dogs. I am sure cat people love their cats just as much as dog people love their dogs, but there is just something about a dog that reciprocates that love on such a deeper level it seems. Our little dog, JackJack, is a perfect example of that deep love.
It must have been at least 20 years ago when I first heard on the news in the Chicago area that police were using rolling roadblocks to slow down traffic. At the time, I didn’t quite understand what that meant, but it would be several years before I experienced it firsthand.