With Mitt Romney closing in on the number of delegates needed to secure the Republican presidential nomination, talk is turning to who he will select as his running mate. And while dozens of names have been thrown around as possibilities, the discussion always seems to end up at these five names.
Click here for a look at them, as well as for a link to our new Election 2012 website:
With Mitt Romney closing in on the number of delegates needed to secure the Republican presidential nomination, talk is turning to who he will select as his running mate. And while dozens of names have been thrown around as possibilities, the discussion always seems to end up at these five names. Click on the headline for a look at them, as well as for a link to our new Election 2012 website.
The annual 75’ers Dinner will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday, June 4, at the Pratt Municipal Building. All Pratt residents, age 75 and older are invited to attend the free dinner. No reservations are required.
Eight people escaped injury at 2:06 p.m. Monday following a two-vehicle accident at First and Stout.
Can a preschool child pick up a 200-pound football player? The answer is “yes,” if she uses a 20-foot lever that was set up in front of the Pratt school district’s ACE building this week.
Bob Bitter is well known in high school band circles. He taught at Pratt High School for nine years and is responsible for the marching band’s “Pride of South Central Kansas” moniker. For the past six years he’s held the baton at Skyline School, bringing a flagging program back to excellence. In between, he owned a business, visited 42 schools every week, selling and servicing school instruments, taught part-time at Sacred Heart Elementary School and tutored private students from his home.
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