Former Kansas governor and 2026 gubernatorial candidate Jeff Colyer visited Pratt on October 1 to answer community questions and share his vision for the future of Kansas. He hosted a meet and greet time at N’Cahoots Coffee & Shoppe downtown Main Street.
Local breast cancer survivor Cris Richardson-Seidel looked death in the eye in 2016 and survived. It is not something she did on her own but it was a long, lonely journey, and as she nears her 10-year mark of that fateful time in her life she has important information for others who might be going through something similar.
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is seeking input from the public on regional transportation priorities at Local Consult meetings across the state in October.
Topeka, KS – Kansas State Treasurer Steven Johnson today announced the awarding of $1.5 million in grants through the Home in the Heartland program. The initiative was established by the Kansas Legislature in 2025 to strengthen local economies by recruiting new residents.
As we celebrate the 85th anniversary of National Newspaper Week from October 5-11, 2025, it’s crucial to acknowledge the pivotal role local journalism plays in shaping informed communities. By providing citizens with the facts they need to make informed decisions, local reporting empowers individuals to take an active part in their daily lives.
Staff article The Pratt Community Concert Association in partnership with the Pratt Community College Performing Arts Department will host the ARISE Choir (African Americans Renewing… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Three businesses in Pratt were raided by KBI officers, assisted by Pratt County Sheriff and City of Pratt… Login to continue reading Login…
Community members gathered at the Pratt Public Library on the evening of September 23 for a USD 382 Board of Education candidate forum hosted by the Pratt Area Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee. The event featured candidates running for the USD 382 Board of Education and offered an opportunity for them to introduce themselves and discuss their qualifications and motivations for seeking election.
USD 382 Fall Homecoming plans have been made and will be set in motion this weekend in Pratt. The pep rally and the presentation of high school royalty and court starts at 1:30 p.m. in the PHS gymnasium. A parade starts at 3 p.m. down Main Street of Pratt, starting at 5th Street going to 2nd Street, followed by the 2025 Greenback Hall of Fame Induction for former student Ken Jones takes place on Friday, October 3, 5 p.m. at the Vernon Filley Art Museum on Jackson Street. The Greenback football team takes on Wichita Collegiate at 7 p.m. on Zerger Field, and a homecoming dance for Pratt High School students will take place Saturday, October 4.
Skyline High School celebrated homecoming in style the last full week of September with a full slate of activities, class competitions, and dress-up days based on the theme of Rio.