(PRATT, KS) Here are today’s top stories from the Pratt area.
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LATEST NEWS
Lisa's Western Wear creates unique shopping opportunities in Pratt
Lisa's Western Wear at 1641 E. First Street in Pratt has been around since 1965, but continual updates and attention to customer needs have made it the place to go for western wear, boots, jewelry, clothing for the whole family, and even some tack items. “It originally was a shop... Read more
LOCAL FAVORITE
School's out but USD 382 BOE members are still hard at work planning for the future
School's out, but Pratt USD 382 board of education members are busy putting into place plans for fall enrollment, all day preschool and professional development meetings. At their May 10 meeting it was full steam ahead for next year, even as early graduation requirements were approved and school maintenance issues addressed. Read more
TRENDING NOW
Tyler Leslie earns top honors at Harding University
SEARCY, AR — Tyler Leslie, a senior management major from Pratt, Kansas, is among more than 1,150 Harding University students included on the dean's list for grades achieved during the spring 2021 semester. The dean's list is published each semester by Dr. Marty Spears, University provost, honoring those who have... Read more
TOP VIEWED
Letter to the Editor: We are not a Democracy, we are a Constitutional Republic
In response to the letter written by Ruby Howell on Wednesday May 5, 2021 in the Pratt Tribune, page eight, I have some comments. She has stated the Constitution of the United States is a "social document." She did not define "a social document." It is in fact a contract between the 50 States and the Federal government. In the eight articles and sections the powers that are to be vested in the three branches of the Federal government. Our Constitution replaces the lost Articles of Confederation which preceded it. It is a contract of 50 states under the restrictions of the ordinances of the Constitution. The concepts embody the whole concept of freedom. Read more