Pratt News

Public cautioned to leave young deer alone; mother is always nearby Pratt, KS - infoZine - Kansas outdoorsmen and women are seeing more deer fawns lately, and there's good reason: May and June are the primary ... via Kansas City InfoZine

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Some Twin Tiers residents have been doing some interesting things across the country. via Star-Gazette

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“We need to get happy and go on”

Bunny Giles sits in her apartment at an assisted living facility in Pratt. Giles lost her husband in the tornado at their farm north of Greensburg last year and life has just not been the same. via The Wichita Eagle

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College and secondary school students given opportunity to compete at Sedgwick event Pratt, KS - infoZine - The Kansas Trapshooters Association will host a special trap shooting event for youth at this year's ... via Kansas City InfoZine

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“Their lives are a lot back towards normal. That's the most important part to us.”

Steve Kirk is finally watching his new home go up in Greensburg. Soon he will be able to say the same for the Centera Bank branch he manages there. via Kansas.com

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“Although many kinds of birds migrate through the Bottoms, the area is particularly known for its shorebirds”

Springtime offers excellent viewing opportunities; scope, bird ID book suggested Pratt, KS - infoZine - Mudflats get busy when hungry shorebirds migrate through Kansas. via Kansas City InfoZine

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“Application 2008 Deer Nonresident”

Thursday, April 24, 2008 :: infoZine Staff Application may be downloaded and mailed or made directly online Pratt, KS - infoZine - The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has announced that 2008 nonresident ... via Kansas City InfoZine

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Hard-fighting sportfish migrating upstream from Kansas reservoirs for spring spawn Pratt, KS - infoZine - Water temperatures in streams feeding larger Kansas reservoirs have begun to warm, spurring white bass ... via Kansas City InfoZine

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Things are back to normal in a central Kansas town after residents were forced to evacuate twice Tuesday. via KSNW-TV

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A second anhydrous ammonia leak in Pratt County was fixed overnight, allowing evacuated residents back into their homes in the town of Iuka. via KSNW-TV

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