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Greensburg resident receives Bateman Scholarship from K-State COURTESY OF KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Pratt Tribune Allison Kirby, of Greensburg, was among the first six recipients of the first-ever John H. Bateman Scholarship at Kansas State University. The award recognizes select outstanding students who plan to major in engineering at the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering. Bateman Scholars will potentially receive a total of $30,000 over four years in addition to any other university scholarship awards. Endowed from a fund established by the late John and Vonnie Bateman, the renewable ...

Another week, another loss and more off-field drama. The natural ebb and flow of sports teams mean that good times tend to be followed by bad. But the seminal collapse of the Canberra Raiders, last year’s semi-finalists and the previous year’s finalists, is something to behold. With none too many of the other sides having […]

George Williams's sudden exit from Canberra hasn't been signed off after the Raiders' homesick halfback was released from his NRL deal.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IN my piece today, I welcome some promising developments for Bradford, let you know what I am fighting to change and my hopes for the future. Firstly, Bradford Bulls’ return to Odsal stadium on Sunday for a home fixture against York City Knights is great news for Bradford, the club, the fans and the sport. Odsal is totemic for rugby league in Bradford and getting the Bulls back playing in Bradford is hugely significant. I am pleased to have worked with the club, helping them to achieve their amb...

Limerick farmers and road users reminded of silage season dangers Reporter:  '); THE Chairman of Limerick ICMSA has asked the users of rural roads to exercise patience and awareness as this year’s silage season begins. John Bateman said that rural roads will see a massive increase in heavy traffic over the next number of weeks as farmers cut, bale and bring in silage. He noted that the large numbers of people still using rural roads for walking and cycling exercise in the absence of gyms or sports club training might be taken unaware by the large increase in tractor and trailer volumes.