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Nearly 100 staff and students at Skyline Schools showed up early last Wednesday to share their faith and worship God as part of the nationwide See You At the Pole observance.

It’s been a busy few days on Pratt’s Main Street with new doors opening for business.

A new organization has been formed to address childcare issues in Pratt.

The Stafford County Board of County Commissioners met in regular session on Wednesday, September 20, 2023, in the Commission Room in the Annex.

Seeking more usable square footage for patrons, the Pratt Public Library’s Board of Directors recently approved a vision shared jointly with the library director.

With the most dangerous season of animal related vehicle collisions starting in October and running through December, it’s important to remember some basic safety tips to help prevent and minimize the impact of these sometimes inevitable encounters.From July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023, State Farm Insurance estimates Kansas drivers filed nearly 22,000 auto claims related to animal collisions.Drivers in West Virginia held on to the number-one spot with the least favorable odds at 1 in 38.

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced last week that the Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP) has reached a significant milestone, with program enrollment nearing full capacity just eight months after launching.

It was in 1980 when Leanne and Wade Russell began their Jaffle Sandwich pilgrimages to the Kansas State Fair.The couple from Hudson have always been great cooks.

There was a time that Kyle Kaiser questioned his father, Stan Kaiser’s decision to place a beef marketing focal-point in the middle of a real-life feedlot operation, but the whole plan seems to be working out remarkably well for Golden Belt Beef, Company near St.