The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) announced last week that 200 Kansas high school seniors have earned the recognition as 2025 Kansas Career and Technical Education (CTE) Scholars.
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By Kim Chockley Director of Marketing and Public Relations kchockley@prmc.org Pratt Regional Medical Center patients will now benefit from advanced imaging with the uMI 550 Digital PET/CT system from United…
Dick and Nancy Bixler’s Art Barn, in partnership with Clarkson Park and the Vernon Filley Art Museum, will host the 3rd Annual May Fest at 20011 SE 20th Avenue, Pratt, Kansas from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
The Barber County Conservation District is hosting its 39th Spring Wildflower Tour on May 10, 2025.
Gardeners may find helpful resources from a variety of sources.
Friday, May 9, 2025 is the 37th annual Pratt Community College Scholarship Auction. The doors open at 5:30 p.m., where attendees will be greeted with a fantastic Hors d’oeuvre spread that features artisan cheese and meat charcuterie, fruit and vegetable trays, and an open bar for Happy Hour (must be 21 to enter). The silent auction will commence, where bidders have a wide array of products to bid on. From driveway rock to beauty items, there is something for everyone.
South Central Community Foundation $250 Teacher’s Grants opened April 1 with a due date of June 30 this year. SCCF will announce recipients by the beginning of August. This timeline change will allow for teachers to be notified before the school year starts so they can best plan out their school budgets.
Area crafters, quilters, and seamstresses need fret no more on where to find high quality fabric for their projects. Treasures Three Fabric Shop owner Karen Horn has stepped into a regional void and moved her store location from S. Main Street to 105 West First Street in Pratt. The move increased the size of the store, parking available for patrons, and the visibility from the highway. There is much more room for stockpile of 100 percent cotton fabric bolts coveted by quilters and crafers alike.
Kyra Kissinger of Phoenix Massage in Pratt is not one to sit still long. She likes to be moving, growing, learning, healing, and all of those are reasons why she has decided to bring a kids’ ironman triathalon event and adult sprint competition to Pratt, planned for June 22. The Gary and Jean Cromer Public Pool will be the staging ground for all parts of the event, swimming, running, and bicycling, with staggered start times for different age groups.