
Miss Kansas delegates meet the public at Party in the Park
A new event added to the Miss Kansas event in 2024 was the Party in the Park, which took place Sunday, June 2 at the Jack Ewing Park in Pratt.
A new event added to the Miss Kansas event in 2024 was the Party in the Park, which took place Sunday, June 2 at the Jack Ewing Park in Pratt.
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Flowers in all the right places, new sidewalks nearly complete, curbs painted bright yellow – it’s apparent that… Login to continue reading Login…
Storms can strike at any time, so having the right outdoor power equipment on hand and keeping safety in mind is important, says the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI).
A Rush County woman has a Great Bend, Kansas business and local law enforcement officers to thank for finding and returning the $44,900 in cash she could have easily lost to a scam.In addition, she was prevented from sending off another $20,000 in cash.“This began when UPS Store employees in Great Bend were suspicious of a package because something was loose inside,” said Det.
As renewable energy development grows in rural areas, so do concerns about protecting agricultural land, especially from utility-scale solar projects.The U.S.
On Saturday, June 1, visitors to Maxwell Wildlife Refuge will get the opportunity to view and photograph the brand-new baby bison as well as spring wildflowers.Visit the refuge to get a glimpse of the prairie as it was in the past and to see bison, elk, and other animals in their natural habitat.
The sounds of flowing water, happy voices, and just a few tweets of lifeguard whistles filled the air on opening day at the Gary and Jean Cromer Municipal Pool in Pratt.
Miss Kansas 2024 kicks of a full week of of activities starting Sunday, June 2 in Pratt, Kansas, and ending Saturday, June 8 with the final competition at Pratt Community College.On Sunday, all 26 Miss Kansas 2024 candidates will be present at Jack Ewing Park from 5-7 p.m.
During the Open Agenda portion of the May 20, 2024 Pratt City Commission regular meeting, Pratt resident Scott Smith presented a special request that he be allowed to build a metal shed on an undeveloped lot in the Sandy Creek Subdivision.