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By Eric Killough Freelance reporter Special to the Tribune “Shall the Board of Pratt County Commissioners change the number of county commission districts from three (3) to five (5) county…
Register by Friday, October 25 Registration for the 2024 Governor’s Conference on the Future of Water in Kansas closes this Friday, October 25. The conference will take place on Wednesday,…
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com The Tri-County Tribune has been naming one male and one female as our Athletes of the Week and this is our fourth installment…
Barclay College Theatre in Haviland has announced its fall play production, “It’s a Wonderful Life.” This Christmas classic will warm the hearts of all who witness George Bailey’s transformation with the help of his bumbling Guardian Angel, Clarence.“This show is a staple in so many homes at Christmastime.
For some, last Saturday morning’s 5K in Pratt was a chance to see what they could do, for others it was chance to make family and friend connections, but for race organizer Rayden Crow, the Finish What He Started 5K was a chance to honor her late father.“The name is also the name of the platform that I created in honor of my father.
By Maya Smith Kansas Reflector photo by Bo Rader Former Stafford County resident Beccy Tanner had always had a knack for history. As a former journalist, she noticed there was…
TOPEKA — With the general election less than a month away, and the deadline to register to vote looming, here are some steps to develop a plan to vote, just…
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com For three weeks now, the Tri-County Tribune has been naming one male and one female as our Athletes of the Week. This recognition…
Stafford County Economic Development Director Ryan Russell is doing all he can to help local farmers, entrepreneurs, and business-minded individuals tap into grant funding from the government that is just waiting to be awarded.“There is a lot of money that has become available to help people in rural areas like this part of Kansas get invested in food production businesses that benefit the communities around them,” Russell said.
Dear News Editor/Director,Grain Belt Express, a controversial project to transmit Kansas wind power to states in the Midwest, the Great Lakes, and the Northeastern United States, has been touted as a major victory in America’s quest to transition to renewable energy by 2050.