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Former resident of Mullinville is missing as list of investigators into misdeeds grows
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Jonathan Clayton was a former resident of Mullinville who helped renovate the Mullinville Antique Mall and opened CK… Login to continue reading Login…
Full Cycle Waste Solutions builds pilot facility in Pratt with support from PAEDC
Pratt, Kansas - Full Cycle Waste Solutions, a sustainable waste management company, is excited to announce it is developing a new pilot facility in Pratt, Kansas.
Blodgett Livestock Pavilion moves closer to reality at Pratt County Fairgrounds, $100,000 needed
The 2024 Pratt County Fair is but a memory in many minds, but for Lori Montgomery and other members of a special Pratt County Fair building committee, big plans are underway that will support 4-H youth and the agriculture community for years to come.
Daniel’s Legacy provides scholarships for Hoeme and Riffey
The memory of Pratt County 4-Her and youth Daniel Spitzer is never far from the minds of family and friends, especially in the summer months and around fair time.
Kansas Gas Service agrees to smaller rate hike for customers
Kansas Gas Service agreed to impose a smaller rate hike on customers, increasing bills by an average of $3.83 per month, state regulators announced Thursday.The deal, which the company and state regulators struck last week, needs approval by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
Macksville native hired as Kansas CASA Association State Director
The Kansas CASA Association (Court Appointed Special Advocates) has announced the recent hiring of Deena Gage from Macksville as the next State Director for the Kansas CASA Association.
Inflation continues to plague small businesses
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index rose 2.2 points in July to 93.7, the highest reading since February 2022.
Emergency blood shortage: Red Cross supply drops 25%
Since July 1, the Red Cross national blood supply has fallen by more than 25%, and blood donors of all types, especially those with type O blood, are urged to give as soon as possible to help patients receive lifesaving medical care. Heat impacted more than 100 blood drives in July in nearly every state where the Red Cross collects blood – compounding other seasonal obstacles to blood donation, such as travel and summer activities.