Some Ark City students return to in person learning
Ark City Schools remind, Starting today students in grades PreK-5 will begin attending school in-person four days per week with Wednesdays being remote learning... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Ark City HS allowing more spectators
USD 470 – Arkansas City Public Schools announced that starting today, January 29th, the district will allow a maximum of four spectators per participant... Read More.
Health Department in Phase 2 of vaccine distribution
The City-Cowley County Health Department says, they are excited to be in phase 2 of vaccine distribution. The agency said on Facebook, while we... Read More.
WELC on remote learning because of possible COVID exposure
A note from the Winfield school district, for families at Winfield Early Learning Center. The district put on Facebook, on Wednesday they were notified... Read More.
Ready Rosie opens up to Cowley County residents
The USD 470 Early Literacy Initiative is making Ready Rosie available to all Cowley County residents. Ready Rosie is an early education tool designed... Read More.
Governor Laura Kelly Re-Issues, Signs Executive Orders to Promote COVID-19 Recovery
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced she has signed Executive Orders #21-01 and #21-02 as part of her administration’s commitment to protect Kansans... Read More.
Cowley County Sheriff’s Office warning of Facebook Marketplace scam
The Cowley County Sheriff's Office is warning locals about a Facebook Marketplace scam.
A 2003 Toyota Tacoma SR5 is showing up in multiple locations on... Read More.
Winfield schools to offer COVID 19 testing and vaccines
USD 465 school district leaders this week agreed to work with the State Department of Health and Environment and Wichita State University to offer... Read More.
Ark City schools to offer BiNax Now coronavirus testing
This week, the USD 470 Board of Education authorized the district to begin offering non-invasive BiNax Now COVID-19 testing in school buildings. A post... Read More.
COVID update for Cowley County
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is reporting 2,602 new COVID-19 cases as of Monday. Kansas has now seen 269,255 COVID-19 cases overall.... Read More.