Cowley College moving forward on student housing project
The Cowley College Board of Trustees approved Conco Construction to begin the design and engineering phase for the Student Housing Project on the Sumner... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Concealed carry license numbers up in Kansas
The number of Kansans applying for new concealed carry licenses increased in the recently ended 2021 fiscal year, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said... Read More.
Free vaccine and testing clinics open statewide
The State Department of Health and Environment says with the increased presence of the Delta variant in Kansas, local health departments, providers, and community... Read More.
Man arrested for burglary and theft
The Arkansas City Police Department arrested an Arkansas City man early Monday morning in connection with burglary and theft from a motor vehicle. Curtis... Read More.
Next Friday is Coffee with a Cop
The Winfield Police Department and the Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce will co-host Coffee with a Cop on Friday, August 13 at 10 a.m.... Read More.
Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America announces Art is Ageless ® winners
WICHITA, Kan. –Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America has announced the winners of its annual, system-wide Art is Ageless® competition. The works of more than 60... Read More.
Changes to Walnut Valley Festival
Organizers of the 49th Walnut Valley Festival have announced a number of measures designed to provide for a safe hybrid festival this September. After... Read More.
Youth Basketball Camp coming up
Athletes entering fifth through eighth grade are invited to attend the Tiger/Bulldog Youth Basketball Camp August 9-11 in Arkansas City, KS. The camp will... Read More.
KDHE shares steps to protect health amid potential air quality impacts from wildfires
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) wants to alert Kansans to potential air quality impacts from Western wildfire smoke. Ongoing... Read More.
COVID-19 update for August 2
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment released an update Monday stating that Kansas has seen 334,636 COVID-19 cases overall as of Monday, August... Read More.