Williamson Investments of Pratt, in operation for nearly 4 years, oversees a diverse portfolio that includes rental properties, the laundromat on 1st St. in Pratt, storage units, TK Handyman Services, and serves as Pratt’s only U-Haul dealer. The company has now expanded its offerings by adding car rentals to its lineup.
The Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) is urging employers across the state to take active measures to combat human trafficking within the workforce. Human trafficking is a pervasive issue that harms the well-being of workers, disrupts legitimate business operations, and undermines the integrity of the labor market.
On Feb. 3, the Colorado Conservation Tillage Association, Colorado Department of Agriculture, and Burlington Soil Conservation District will host a “Harvesting Success Workshop” at the Burlington Community and Education Center in Burlington, Colorado.
New wind installations aren’t allowed in about one-fifth of Kansas counties, in part to protect the nation’s last, largest swath of tallgrass prairie.
Due to an unexpected departure of advertising executive lead Kim Smith, longtime CherryRoad Media salesperson Lloyd Gum has returned to guide and facilitate local advertising needs for the Tri-County Tribune.
While a student at Pratt High School, Travis Theis made a name for himself. He led the Greenbacks to a 4A State Championship title in 2016 (the first in 20 years) and a state runner-up finish in 2018.
Kyra Kissinger is an award winning triathlete, a mom of three boys, and a fitness guru with a heart to help others. In November 2024, Kissinger (originally from Wichita) took over the Cliff Mock massage business and revamped the 218 S. Main location to better meet customer needs for health and wellness. Her business is called Phoenix Fitness and Massage and she offers services for sports recovery, facial anti-aging, lymphatic and facial release, hot stones, assisted stretching, parties, and office services.
Contributed article AAA Kansas As temperatures plunged this week, AAA Insurance offered homeowners tips to take to preventive costly damage from frozen water pipes. “Extreme cold and severe winter weather…
On December 30, the Vernon Filley Art Museum in Pratt took possession of the house and lot located at 505 S. Jackson. This property is contiguous with the vacant lot on the corner of 5th and Jackson streets already owned by the Filley. The combined space will offer a wide range of possibilities for future development to support the mission of the museum. The house on the newly acquired lot is slated for demolition and available for relocation at the expense of the taker. Interested parties should contact the Filley prior to February 15 for details.
By Eric Killough Freelance reporter Special to the Tribune The Pratt Area Humane Society (PAHS) continues to champion the welfare of animals in Pratt County. One such demonstration of that…