Peggy Martin Loop
Peggy Theodosia Martin Loop, 68, of Park City, passed away on January 17, 2024 in Wichita. She was born on October 14, 1955 in Tribune.
Peggy attended Salt City Business School. She worked for Knox Center.
Services are scheduled Saturday, January 27 at 12 noon C.T. at the Haven Church of Christ.
To honor Peggy’s memory, donations can be made to the American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, or Kidney Foundation.
OBITUARIES
Arla Peter
Arla Peter, age 71, passed away on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at the Greeley County Hospital in Tribune. She was born on September 17, 1954, in Tribune to Lawrence and Marjorie Woelk Peter. She was a lifelong member of the Tribune community. Surviving family includes her brother... [More]
Judson P. Price, Sr.
Judson P. Price, Sr., age 96, passed away on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the Sunrise of Sandy Senior Living Center in Sandy, Utah. He was born on April 21, 1930, in Sabetha, the son of Lyle Phillips and Ruth Mildred Hall Price. He was the past owner and operator of... [More]
Becky Lynn Keller
Becky Keller, 74, of Olathe, passed peacefully into God’s arms on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Becky was born on July 14, 1951, to her loving and devoted parents, Israel “Harry” and Thelma Trigg in Ottawa. Her childhood was spent in rural southwestern Kansas, where... [More]
Celebration of Life for Derek Justin Smith
A Celebration of Life for Derek Justin Smith will be held Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church in Tribune. Memorials can be given to the Derek Smith Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 433, Tribune, KS 67879.
Shawn Harney
Shawn Harney, age 61, passed away peacefully on May 23, 2026, surrounded by the love of his friends and family. Born on January 14, 1965, in Norfolk, Shawn grew up with a strong work ethic, a love for family, and a passion for the simple things in life. He graduated from Clarkson... [More]
Don E. Moore
Don Eugene Moore was born on March 3, 1962, in Tribune. He was the son of Emmit C. Moore and RoseElla (Kuder) Moore-Graham. He attended Greeley County High School and graduated in 1980. In 1982, he married Cindy Tillis and they had two children Amanda (Bobby) Ward of... [More]
John Warren “Skip” Conard, Jr.
John Warren “Skip” Conard, Jr., born September 1, 1943, in Syracuse, passed away on April 4, 2026, at the age of 82, surrounded by his loving family. He grew up in Coolidge with his brother, Edward Dale Conard, and his sister, Barbara (Conard) Latty; his sister... [More]
Rose Edna Fuller
Rose Edna Fuller, age 81, passed away on Friday, May 15, 2026, at the Greeley County Long Term Care in Tribune. She was born in Utica on November 6, 1944, to Verbin L. and O. Irene McRay Donovan. Rose was a lifelong resident of Tribune. She was a faithful member of the... [More]
More Obituaries
- Max Gwaine Steele
- Pauline (Finkenbinder) Fecht
- Ivan Earl Parks
- Carl Levi Evans
- David Northrup
- Lloyd E. Surprise
- Celebration of Life for Daryl Miller
- Derek Justin Smith
SPORTS
Tennis Camp held
Students and their high school tennis camp coaches huddle around Coach Jacque Myers at the end of Monday’s tennis camp. Photo by Sheryl Crotinger.
Greeley County Recreation youth soccer teams play in Leoti league
Photo caption: Members of the fourth through sixth grade teams were, front row, left to right, Antonio Rascon, Kasen Myers, Maverick Moritz, Brantley Cavenee, Rosendo Figueroa, and Kale Harkness. In the back row, from left to right, are Coach Bret Harkness, Rhett Reynolds, Macyn... [More]
GCHS plays at 1A State Golf Meet at Turkey Creek in McPherson
Photo caption: Braxon Mangan shot a 39-40-79 on Day One and a 39-43-82 on Day Two at the 1A State Golf Tournament at Turkey Creek in McPherson. He tied for 12th place in 1A. Photo by Brecken Mangan. The GCHS Golf Team competed at the 1A State Championship Golf tournament... [More]
Seven Jackrabbits compete at all classes KSHSAA State Track Meet
Photo caption: Jailyn Brandl, right, competed in both the 1,600-meter and 3,200-meter runs at the KSHSAA Association meet in WIchita. She placed seventh in the 3,200-meter run, claiming a medal. Photo by Peggy Fischer. Seven members of the Greeley County Jackrabbits High... [More]
Jackrabbits host regional meet; seven qualify for state meet in Wichita
Photo caption: Rowdy Grubb was among seven Jackrabbits who qualified for this weekend’s KSHSAA State Track and Field Meet in Wichita. He cleared 12’6 on the pole vault to secure his place in the tournament. See the track story on page 12. Greeley County Schools... [More]
Jackrabbits place third at sub-state, secure spot at state meet
Photo caption: Braxon Mangan, left, and Guilherme (G) Evans placed first and tenth respectively at the sub-state tournament in Sharon Springs on Monday, May 18. Photo by Brecken Mangan. The GCHS Golf Team played in the sub-state tournament on Monday, May 18, at... [More]
Kansas State High School Clay Target League State Tournaments quickly approaching
Kansas – Students from all across the state are getting ready to participate in the 2026 Kansas State High School Clay Target League (KSSHSCTL) State Tournaments soon. This year a total of 2,263 athletes from 175 teams will be participating across four different tournaments... [More]
Jackrabbit golfers score wins at home, named Northwest Kansas League champions
Photo caption: Junior Braxon Mangan made school history last Monday, May 11, when he became the first Greeley County High School golfer to shoot under par at a high school tournament. Photo by Brecken Mangan. Editor’s Note: We were pleased to learn that the... [More]
More Sports
- Junior High Track finishes season at NWK League Tournament in Oberlin
- High School Track competes in NWK League meet, prepares to host Regionals
- Jackrabbits compete in Dighton Meet
- Varsity Golf competes at Oakley, Johnson
- Junior High Jackrabbits compete in Tribune, Dighton
- Golfers bring home JV, Varsity medals
- High School Jackrabbits compete in Leoti, Quinter meets
- High School Jackrabbits compete in track meets at Scott City, Montezuma
NEWS
Summer Kickoff brings shoppers, live music, and nearly 300 animals to community
Photo caption: Ayda Mangan was the Intermediate Grand Champion sheep showman at Saturday’s Gavin B. Kleymann Memorial Livestock Show. Three main events headlined the 2026 Summer Kickoff celebration: Community-Wide Garage Sales, Prairie Palooza, and the Gavin B.... [More]
Reynolds named CEO at Greeley County Health Services
Photo caption: Katy Reynolds has been named the new Chief Executive Officer at Greeley County Health Services. Courtesy photo. Submitted by Greeley County Health Services Greeley County Health Services is pleased to announce that Katy Reynolds has accepted the position... [More]
More than 2,600 Kansas FFA members gather in Manhattan for annual convention
Photo caption: Greeley County FFA members attending the Kansas FFA Convention in Manhattan were Branson Harris, Bryleigh Nix, Maggie Votruba, Anna Marquardt, Mia Reynolds, and James Marquardt. Courtesy photo. MANHATTAN, Kansas — Greeley County FFA members traveled... [More]
County greens as it welcomes more moisture
Photo caption: Attendees at Friday night’s Prairie Palooza enjoyed a nice evening north of the Greeley County Swimming Pool and south of the carnival building. Photo by Sheryl Crotinger. Highs in Greeley County ranged from 83 to 95 degrees, with the week’s high... [More]
Board of Supervisors meeting notes
Wednesday, June 8, 2026, 1 p.m. Notes by Sheryl Crotinger Supervisors present: Chairman Stephen Mangan, Monty Moritz, Stan Shafer, Scott Steele, and Alan Waggoner Others present: Unified County Clerk Jerri Young, Utility Manager Stephanie Elliott, Unified Administrator... [More]
Garden City Community College to Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony for Construction Trades Center
[Garden City, KS] June 3, 2026 -- Garden City Community College will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, for the new Security State Bank Construction Trades Center, a facility that will expand workforce training and help meet growing demand... [More]
Keep on Cruisin’ entertains in Tribune Sunday
Photo caption: More than 30 cars lined the 400 block of Broadway Sunday afternoon for the Horace Greeley Museum’s second annual Keep on Cruisin’ event. Julie Claeys and Pete Mass, on the left, and Coriander and Dustin Myers and girls, on the right, were among the... [More]
Candidate Filing
Justin Phillips has filed for At-Large Supervisor.
More News
- Summer Kickoff set for Friday, Saturday
- Greeley County Health Services awarded more than $2 million in Kansas Rural Health Transformation Program Grants
- Coach Josh Gooch, Gael Yanez honored as “Most Positive” in Kansas
- The Greeley County History Hunt has begun
- Community Development News
- Unapproved minutes of USD #200 Board of Education
- School board meeting agenda
- Welcome rain falls
OPINIONS
From the editor's desk
Change isn’t my favorite. Though I like to think I’m open-minded and forward-looking, I can become rooted in patterns, comfortable in the way things are done. If I can navigate the mental maze of getting from point A to point Z several times, then just follow... [More]
Letter to the Community: We need lifeguards
How lucky are we to have a small-town swimming pool? Honestly–very. It’s more than just a place to cool off. It’s where summers happen. Kids learn to swim, teens hang out, families relax, and the whole community comes together in one spot. In a small... [More]
In Pursuit: Lesson #1 – From George Washington
Editor’s Note: The Kansas Press Association and Kansas Humanities have partnered to provide access to a series of essays honoring the 250th Anniversary of our nation. There is so much we can learn from the lessons of our past. In Pursuit is a new initiative from... [More]
FFA isn’t all sows, plows, and cows
Photo caption: Anna Marquardt, left, attended the ACC Conference in Lakin last week. Courtesy photo. FFA is growing tomorrow’s leaders, instilling confidence in members, and preparing members for career success and the ACC Conference did just that. ACC stands for authentic,... [More]
Letter to the Editor: Passing the Rotor Act is Plane Common Sense
Failure to pass it means another day, week, month that we put at risk the safety of all passengers who fly our skies. By U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) March 6, 2026 Crafted as a response to the deadly midair collision that occurred over the Potomac River in January... [More]
Letter to the Editor
Many of your readers may be interested to learn an artist of national reputation has painted a landscape entitled, Greeley County Summer. It may be viewed on the artist’s website: catherinefreshleyart.com. Click on prints, select paper or canvas and scroll until you find... [More]
Letter to the Editor: Trump promises handouts to farmers. Politicians promise development benefits. We pay for it all.
As has been widely speculated, Monday brought news that the Trump administration will provide several billion dollars in bailouts to farmers, with an emphasis on corn and soybean growers. Only a small portion may go to Kansas wheat farmers. Predictably, political dances followed... [More]
Letter to the Editor
After watching about three hours of the Supreme Court debate over tariffs, I learned something significant. As of Wednesday, November 5, tariffs amount to an 18% tax on all of us. On top of all the other taxes, that 18% shocked me. That number was shared in the Supreme Court... [More]
More Opinions
- Right to repair
- Letter to the Editor
- Letter to the Editor
- Letter to the editor: Political uncertainty shakes Kansas farmland values, and prosperity hangs in the balance
- From the Editor’s desk: Reflecting on the Symphony in the Flint Hills
- Letter to the Editor: With Trump and Musk driving U.S. policy, Kansas farmers have been played for suckers
- Letter to the Editor: Donald Trump is not our king
- Open letter to Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall
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