The Wheat State Mercantile opened its doors at 303 S. Main earlier this month, bringing to Pratt a place to buy homegrown, homemade and hometown products, including direct market beef grown just down the road in Pratt County.
The day was dreary but the colors vivid, the voices strong, and the honor heartfelt as people gathered to in recognition of those whose lives were lost in service to country and freedom at the 141st Memorial Day Service in Iuka.
Jeremiah 29:11 NIV: For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
Electrical crews hard at work to repair storm and tornado damage from Sunday night storms By Jennifer Stultz Tri-County Tribune Editor jstultz@cherryroad.com Predicted tornadoes and severe weather materialized in counties…
Bird watchers, star gazers, butterfly enthusiasts, trail hikers, water proponents and anyone with a heart for nature will find a place to call a second home at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center. Located at 592 NE K-156 Highway, Great Bend, Kansas (67530), KWEC has been recognized as one of the world’s best wetland visitor centers by the Conference of the global Wetlands Convention, known as Ramsar COP14.
The Macksville City Library addition was completed in the spring of 2023. After having raised funds for over a decade, our dream was finally a reality— with space for programming, for a children’s area, for tornado safety, for community gatherings, and more.
More than 400 visitors came out to Bixler’s Art Barn on Saturday, May 3 to enjoy art, music, and nature at it’s finest just south of Pratt.
Pratt Community College (PCC) is honored to announce the receipt of a transformative gift of $4,375,000 from the Lynda Beck Trust following the passing of Dr. Lynda K. Beck of Exeter, New Hampshire.
When students are involved in education-based activities, they are better! We all know the connection with peers, with coaches and sponsors, and to the community support their academic success as well as their physical health and mental wellness. However, can some students take it too far and be doing too much?