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The USD 438 Board of Education met on Thursday, January 11, when they held their first meeting of the new year.

At its February 5 regular meeting, Pratt City Commission members discussed two items of business affecting the future of recreation in Pratt.

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As more area residents struggle to afford groceries, making connections between who is hungry and available food resources becomes more important.

When Katie Carothers accepted the challenge to write and speak her dreams at a small business retreat, she knew exactly what she wanted: to expand her direct-to-consumer sales of beef, pork and chicken to restaurants wanting to buy local.“Two weeks after I spoke my dream aloud, I got a message on Instagram from a chef in New York who was going to open the First Mile Restaurant at Bradley Fair in Wichita,” Carothers said.

For the first time in the history of USD 350, a St.

SEARCY, AR - Tyler Leslie of Pratt is one of more than 300 students who received diplomas and were recognized as Harding University graduates for Fall 2023 during a commencement ceremony on Dec.

Rolla Rena Skate Center in Pratt is a fine example of how a small business can engage a community and find success even in tough economic times.