Pratt, KS News

• Pratt, KS News
• Back to School for Pratt - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pratt County Fair 2011
• Bloodmobile in town today
• Pratt, Skyline students earn recognition for test scores
• Concrete work to begin on Stout Street
• St. John Victorian Tea has Pratt connections
• Stafford County Fairgrounds haunted
• Stuck landing gear finally settles into place 30 miles from airport
• City considers new contracts with PAHS, American Legion
• Final Haskins Fun House scheduled Friday
• WIHA program to expand into western Kansas
• Form varies, function does not in toaster collection
• Youth for Christ to host pig roast Sunday
• YMAD makes awards for SCCF
• Farmers keep an eye on the weather
• RSVP to survey community stakeholders
• BB gun in backpack may result in charges against student
• McKinney planning for a rainy day
• Wenrich challenges for County Commission seat
• One in 4 homes may have elevated radon risk
• Open house slated for new fire station
• Four Freshmen to launch PCCA season
• Algae bloom confirmed at Veterans Lake in Barton County
• Free developmental screening set for Thursday
• Local firefighters always ready for a call
• Mock wedding staged at Relay for Life
• Act of kindness ties man to Pratt
• Crop services companies essential to agriculture
• Food for fines at the Library
• Technically yes, but not really
• Clifton Ice Cream better than homemade
• Water main project to begin Sept. 7
• PRMC hosting tour of facility
• Fire station to break ground Saturday
• Relay on track Friday night
• New Kiowa County School dedicated
• West River Road residents ask county for paved street
• Relay for Life to host Sweet 16 party
• PCC to perform ‘Phantom of the Opera’
• Blood drive Aug. 23 at Fairgrounds
• Carrillo to compete for national teen title
• Fuller Brush man still on the road after 60 years
• City budget and mil levy slightly less than last year
• Young pleads guilty to having sex with student
• MaLea goes to college
• Gas prices lower by 4 cents
• Weekend rain arrives in time to help milo
• Three frightening words offset by four letters
• Riney Gallery transformed into ballroom
• Wildlife and Parks website offline tonight
• Hats off to winners in tiebreaker elections
• McFall Fund helps low-income families battling cancer
• City agenda includes two public hearings
• 5 things to do before school starts
• Wheat prices could prove boon for farmers
• Obesity part of Kansas, U.S. culture
• MD victim travels U.S. to raise money, break record
• Sawyer to erect new fire station with matching grant
• Farmers line up to sign up for CRP
• Flipping out over summer
• Boy Scouts host induction for Greensburg Scout House
• PHS hosts forensics workshops
• USD 382 lowers district mil levy by 2.7
• Skyline budgets more, levies less for new school year
• PCC to offer personal seat licenses at Lesh Arena
• Relay for Life survivor brunch scheduled Saturday
• Enrollment on the rise at Skyline virtual school
• Pratt native Shanghai'd for another year of teaching
• Preston man injured when Suburban sideswipes semi
• 86ers fall short in second championship game
• YMAD takes a new approach
• Skylin budget hearing Monday
• PCC to discuss budget
• KDWP tests plan to halt algae blooms
• Byers woman in critical condition after rollover
• SUV wedges beneath semi
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Scheduled for Barclay College’s New Residence Hall
• House moving
• Committee races to end in drawing
• Two injured in one-vehicle rollover
• Primary Numbers
• Rinke wins GOP nomination
• Pratt Night Out pool party
• Moran hangs on to defeat Tiahrt
• VA representative will meet with veterans in Pratt
• Prairie Land Food orders due Aug. 16.
• Cancer support group meets second and fourth Sundays
• 4-H'ers get ready for State Fair
• City Commission plans overhaul of wastewater plant
• From the ashes
• ARRA funds help families pay back-to-school costs
• Kansas 13th among states for raising children
• Primary ballots packed with local, state, national races
• Online correction
• Prices at the pump hold steady
• Kansas flat and smelly for cross-country walkers
• Nystrom hopes to build county infrastructure
• Support payments made easier on the Web
• Lt. Governor requests federal disaster declaration for June storms
• Husband and wife physicians join medical community
• Wenrich only Democrat in County Commission race
• Sleepy driver protected by guard rail
• Holmes appointed to Natural Gas Committee
• Manes name to national council
• 5 Reasons to host or attend a Night Out
• Younie hopes to limit taxes, fuel growth
• Overheated bearing causes bale fire near Preston
• Local author on Kansas notable book list
• Nothern seeks court confirmation of ruling
• 4-H a year-round activity for area youth
• City Commission Agenda
• Rinke takes pride in holding the line of budgets
• South Wind invites public to annual meeting
• Temporary surgeon fills in as PRMC seeks replacement
• US-281 bridge at Great Bend to be repaired
• Pratt County Fair

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