Active Shooter Education planned for September 20th
The Winfield Police Department has announced it is planning a public presentation geared toward Active Shooter Education. It is set for September 20th from... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
New app is tool in suicide prevention
Kansas Attorney General Schmidt announced today the launch of a mobile app, as a new tool to prevent youth suicide by providing information about... Read More.
Date set for Youth Hunter Education Challenge
The Sporting Friends of Cowley County will be hosting the Tyler Juden Memorial Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) on Sunday, October 2, at the... Read More.
Mark Potter returns to Cowley College with message about mental health
Mark Potter, a former two-sport star turned coaching great who was inducted into Cowley College’s Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008, shared his... Read More.
State announces second round of HEAL grants available
– Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced a second round of Historic Economic Asset Lifeline (HEAL) grants intended for revitalizing... Read More.
Kansas to get $9.8M as part of settlement with JUUL Labs
Kansas is expected to receive nearly $10 million as part of a multistate agreement in principle with JUUL Labs, resolving a two-year investigation into... Read More.
Tickets available for Boots and Black Tie Gala
With Cowley College planning the start of a NIRA sanctioned rodeo team at its Sumner Campus, a fundraising kickoff for the proposed rodeo team,... Read More.
Cowley College Baseball Showcase set for October 16
With an opportunity for high school students to display their abilities in front of invited scouts and college coaches, the Cowley College Baseball Showcase... Read More.
New revenue numbers announced
Governor Laura Kelly announced today that Kansas’ August total tax receipts were $652.5 million. Those receipts were $11.2 million more than the estimate and... Read More.
Filing deadline approaching for commodity commissions
Grain growers in central Kansas who plan to campaign for a seat on one of the state’s five grain commodity commissions — corn, grain... Read More.