Doghouse quilt winner announced
By Jennifer Stultz Editor jstultzcherryroad.com Gavin Koirth was the lucky winner of a quilt that was raffled as a fundraiser for the Pratt Area Humane… Login to continue reading Login…
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Drought pushed Christmas tree prices higher, supplies could be less in future
By Xcaret Nuñez KCUR Harvest Public Media Fresh-cut evergreen trees were pricier this past holiday season due to a tight supply and higher costs for… Login to continue reading Login…
Resolve to make a difference in 2023 by volunteering with the American Red Cross
Pratt listed as high need for Disaster Team members The American Red Cross Greater Kansas Chapter needs your help in 2023 and asks that everyone… Login to continue reading Login…
City of Pratt raises utility bills in 2023 to keep pace with inflation
By John Huxman Freelance Reporter Special to the Tribune Pratt City Commissioners announced at the end of December that utility rates will go up in… Login to continue reading Login…
Governor Kelly announces December total tax collections surpass estimate by $140.1M
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced that total tax collections for December were $1.1 billion — $140.1 million, or 14.8%, more than the monthly estimate.… Login to continue reading Login…
Crews divert Kansas creek in the race to clean Keystone pipeline spill and prevent further pollution
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen KCUR ksnewsservice.org A Michigan scientist warns that dilbit can seem to disappear, only to turn up later. This mystery may have to… Login to continue reading Login…
Citizens Bank of Kansas receives KBA award
The Kansas Bankers Association recently honored Citizens Bank of Kansas with the Century of Family Banking Award which recognizes Kansas banks with continuous family leadership… Login to continue reading Login…
Community reaches out to help find lost dog
A soldier stationed in Ft. Hood, Texas and originally from California became acquainted with rural Kansas hospitality in the days before Christmas when his special dog, a German shorthair named Hunter, became lost near Greensburg.
Community helps find lost dog
A soldier stationed in Ft. Hood, Texas and originally from California became acquainted with rural Kansas hospitality in the days before Christmas when his special dog, a German shorthair named Hunter, became lost near Greensburg.
ANOTHER VIEW
The mighty prophet Nephi, who had lived in and loved the Jerusalem of 600 BC before his father Lehi was commanded by God to flee it, began to be old, and was soon to die. His younger brother Jacob began to lead spiritually in righteousness.