Goodbye, tollbooths. The Kansas Turnpike will soon be cashless
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PRMC addresses billing notoriety with promise of help
It wasn’t a moment Pratt Regional Medical Center CEO Tammy Smith wants to stir up or bring back into the spotlight, but it is not something she shies away from either.
House Bill 2557 will help first responders with counseling protection
ASAC Karen Blanton and Therapist Erin O’Donnell represented the KBI when Governor Laura Kelly ceremonially signed House Bill 2557.
State Commerce announces $390,000 in Emergency HEAL Grant funding
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced more than $390,000 in Emergency Historic Economic Asset Lifeline (E-HEAL) grants has been awarded to five recipients.
Combines keep rolling despite wild winds, some hail
With hot, dry wind blowing sideways, Kansas wheat producers are off and running in full harvest mode.
Haviland Broadband announces extended broadband discount (EBD) for current ACP recipients
Haviland Broadband, a leading provider of high-speed internet, phone, and TV services, previously announced the launch of its Extended Broadband Discount (EBD) program.
Stafford County, Kiowa County election filings noted
With the upcoming August 6 statewide primary elections nearing, Stafford and Kiowa County’s candidates for local office had until noon on June 3rd to file with their respective county clerks.
Greensburg City Council: Fireworks sales period extended in Greensburg; Blue Sky Dairy brings opportunities to area
Mayor Matt Christenson called the June 3, 2024, meeting of the Greensburg City Council to order at 6 p.m.
Kansas wheat harvest begins in southern Kansas
The 2024 wheat harvest got underway in the Tri-County Tribune coverage area with farmers in the southern part of Pratt and Kiowa counties getting combines in the fields last week.
Names of those filing for leadership positions released
Candidates for local elections had until noon on June 3 to file with the County Clerk while those seeking federal and state office had until that time to file with the Secretary of State’s office.Up for the voter’s consideration in Pratt County are some races sure to be compelling and closely contested.