A fatal crash in Kiowa County last week remains under investigation as the victim, Jerry Wayne Thompson, 55, of Tidewater, Ore., was being sought in connection with a homicide investigation in the city of Kincaid in Anderson County, officials said.
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Register today for a Burn Plan Writing Workshop with the Kansas Grazing Land Coalition (KGLC). Landowners, producers, conservationists, or anyone looking to do…
Rural Kansas families with elementary school-aged children have a free opportunity to get assistance adopting lifelong healthy habits via a new study led by the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Pratt Police Department released the following report concerning department activity during the month of December 2024.
Some people came in full 80s regalia with neon clothes and heavy-metal wigs, others dug up old concert shirts, but most just showed up as they were ready to dance and sing the night away with Paramount, an 80s rock group that performed last Saturday in Pratt, Kansas.
Rusty Owens and wife Cassandra have opened Ace Auto Care, LLC at 108 US-54 in Haviland. The business offers a full line of services for auto care and vehicle maintenance needs.
The City of Pratt and most of the Tri-County Tribune coverage area continues to recover from arctic cold temperatures and additional snowfall that fell in the area on Monday, January 20. Many evening activities were canceled due to wind chill factors plummeting to -13 and -17 below zero.
The City of Pratt had its first regular commission meeting of 2025 on January 13. This first meeting is always centered on reorganization for the coming year. This year, Mayor Zach Deeds stepped down after six years on the commission and three as mayor. Deeds was replaced as mayor by Kyle Farmer, who was already serving on the commission and, by profession, teaches government at Pratt High School. The empty seat left by Deeds’ departure from the commission was filled by Monte Hostetler who was elected to the commission by the public after previously serving on the Planning and Zoning Committee for the City of Pratt.
Tribune staff Anyone who has been wishing to know when and where to give blood is invited to come to Pratt on Friday, January 24 and stop in at the…
Kansas leaders from both sides of the aisle stepped inside the $4 billion plant in De Soto recently to celebrate its imminent opening.