WICHITA, KAN. – Associate attorneys Ashley McCall, Madison Moore, and Paul Renyer have joined law firm Foulston Siefkin LLP and will practice in the firm’s Wichita office.
Hesston College to learn more about engineering through onsite exploration, open discussion and a demonstration of the Hesston College student designed ping-pong shooter. Prospective students will also have the opportunity to earn scholarships during Engineering Day at 9 a.m. Oct. 15.
rebecca.bullis@tpl.org Trust for Public Land has donated a parcel of land for a new visitor center at the site, which is the oldest and last remaining historic Black settlement west of the Mississippi River NICODEMUS, Kan. — The Township of Nicodemus, Trust for Public Land, and the National Park Service announced last week the expansion of the Nicodemus National Historic Site.
declarations for Kansas counties with Executive Order #22-08. This drought declaration continues to keep all 105 Kansas counties either in watch, warning or emergency status.
October has been designated as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). Domestic violence is one of society’s largest social problems and it hides in plain sight.
More than 1,000 people filtered in and out of Pratt’s Sixth Street Park for the inaugural Pratt JamFest last weekend, an event which had a mix of everything from a kid’s carnival, and arts and crafts fair, car show and even old school live music to keep everyone warm and dancing as Saturday evening temperatures dipped down.
Training Center (FLETC) concluded their two-week Use of Force Instructor Training Program today at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC). The program provided the attending officers with foundational information and skills to design, develop, deliver, and evaluate others making critical decisions related to using force.
Roger Welsch We don’t like to face the rapid passage of time but the last couple of years I have had to say goodbye to several heroes and mentors. I now say goodbye with the State of Nebraska to one of it’s legends.
Fayetteville, Ark. – The Pratt Community College cross country team traveled to Fayetteville, Arkansas on Friday, September 30th for the 34th Annual Chile Pepper Festival. The men’s team competed in the 8K with the women competing in the 5K.
Pratt City Commissioners heard additional information about the possibility of a railroad quiet zone from resident Cynthia Geesling at the October 3 regular meeting of the commission. At a prior meeting, during the open agenda portion, Geesling, had proposed the possibility of a quiet zone and commissioners asked City Manager Bruce Pinkall and City Attorney Regina Goff to pursue more information.