SALINA — Kindergarten through 12th grade students and their guardians are invited to Kansas State University Salina’s eighth annual Girls in Aviation Day, a free event designed for girls to explore and experience the world of aviation on Saturday, Sept.
The Greensburg City Council met August 19, 2024 with the usual Pledge of Allegiance followed by an invocation offered by Pastor Jon Harrison.Council Present: Mark Trummel, Nathan Charlton, Pam Reves, and Wayne Keeton.
The Oklahoma-based company, Love’s Travel Stops, will furnish 245 E-15 dispensers, and ethanol storage tanks at 38 locations and increase the amount of ethanol sold by about 32.5 million gallons a year.
Esau Freeman, democratic party candidate for Kansas’ 4th congressional district, stopped in at the Pratt Public Library for meet, greet, and speak session on Tuesday, August 27.
Shots fired on Labor Day in Kiowa County, Kansas created a tense afternoon for area residents.On Monday, September 3, law enforcement officers from the Greensburg Police Department, Kiowa County Sheriff, Pratt County Sheriff, and Kansas Highway Patrol departments were all alerted to a dangerous situation in the City of Greensburg.According to a press release from the Greensburg Police Department, at approximately 4:35 p.m., officers from the Greensburg Police Department and Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the 400 block of Main St in Greensburg on a shots fired call.
GREAT BEND, KS – Time is running out to secure your spot in the upcoming CO.STARTERS Core program, a ten-session initiative designed to equip entrepreneurs with the tools and connections they need to bring their business ideas to life.
Mayor Matt Christenson called the August 5, 2024, meeting of the Greensburg City Council to order at 6 p.m.
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the date of the groundbreaking ceremony for the Wichita Kansas Temple.
The 59th Southwest Antique Engine and Thresher Show went as planned this past weekend, despite temperatures that soared over 100 degrees on Saturday.
School has started for all ages of students in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area, and despite the heat, students and teachers are having fun getting back into the rhythm of classes, schedules, and learning.At Skyline Schools, middle school students enjoyed a special water fun day on August 16, complete with sponge relays, red solo cup competitions, and other group activities.“It was a good way to cool off and celebrate students back in the classroom on our first Friday together,” said High School Prinicipal and Co-Middle School Principal Steve Novotny.Novotny steps into an administrative position this year after serving as high school and middle school band director for several years in the district.