Virtual job fair coming up
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today encouraged job seekers to participate in the January 12 KANSASWORKS Virtual Job Fair, which will... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
El Dorado police announce arrest in murder case
El Dorado Kansas Police Department says on January 10, 2022, David J. Poulter from El Dorado, KS was charged with 1st degree murder, aggravated... Read More.
THE CITY OF WINFIELD, REFUSE & RECYCLING RE-SCHEDULED SERVICE PICK-UP FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR’s BIRTHDAY WEEK
THE CITY OF WINFIELD, REFUSE & RECYCLING
RE-SCHEDULED SERVICE PICK-UP FOR
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR’s BIRTHDAY WEEK
JANUARY 17th – 21st, 2022
REGULAR SCHEDULED PICK-UP RE-SCHEDULED PICK-UP
MONDAY, JANUARY... Read More.
Kentucky man sentenced in Kansas for securities fraud
A Kentucky man was ordered to pay $25,000 in restitution to a McPherson County victim for securities fraud, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.... Read More.
KBI taking submissions for poster contest
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is accepting entries for the 2022 Missing Children’s Day poster contest, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced today.... Read More.
Explore More Day at Southwestern College coming up
The Office of Admission at Southwestern College will hold an Explore More Day on Monday, Jan. 17. The event will begin at 9:30 a.m.... Read More.
Chamber coffee set for January 13th
The next Chamber Coffee, through the Ark City Chamber of Commerce, is set for January 13th at 10 a.m. in the Cowley College Wright... Read More.
Cooking class set for January 26th
Join us in the Burford Theatre Arts’s Jean R. Snell Kitchen at 118 S. Summit St. for a special cooking class taught by Jennifer... Read More.
Two KU fraternities suspended for hazing
The University of Kansas has suspended two fraternities for five years, after an investigation that accused of organizations of fostering a culture of hazing.... Read More.
USD 470 considering COVID protocols
From USD 470: Some recent changes in CDC isolation and quarantine guidance brought about several questions regarding the district’s COVID protocols. In an effort... Read More.