Indoor event center opens in Pratt for Halloween
Pratt residents Chris and Jami Battin are opening a new business on Main Street in Pratt.
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Long train problems seem to be getting worse in Pratt
Long trains are a problem in Pratt.
Pratt Energy fined by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Pratt Energy, an ethanol producer based north of Pratt will pay more than $12,000 and donate emergency response equipment to local first responders after being cited for alleged violations of a federal law regarding the storage of hazardous substances.The U.S.
Students prepare for Drive to Thrive event
Every year, Pratt High School Student Council puts on a food drive, gathering food and raising money for the local food bank.
2023 election profiles highlight tri-county candidates
Registered voters in Kansas have the opportunity to take part in general elections on Tuesday, November 7 this year.
If it’s good for the community, it’s good for Stanion
As a wholesale distributor of electrical goods and services, Stanion Wholesale Electric Inc.
Pratt woman recalls scary encounter with suspect who seemed to target her vehicle on U.S. Highway 54
By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Kristi Leslie of Pratt is still shaking almost 10 hours after getting run off the road by a… Login to continue reading Login…
Low turnout for Pratt Jam 2023 disappoints organizers
Those who made the effort to get out on a less-than-stellar weather day to take in Pratt Jam’s second annual reunion event at Sixth Street Park last Saturday likely had a good time.
Lozano speaks to students, parents about drug-free choices
On October 12, the Pratt Elks Lodge BPOE #1451 brought National Drug Speaker Ray Lozano to Pratt to speak at several locations.
Supreme Court announces cases for Nov. 14 special session in Dodge City
The Kansas Supreme Court announced the two cases it will hear in a special session Tuesday, Nov.