Winfield Leaders Discuss Potential For Walnut Valley Stragglers
Winfield leraders are talking about what to do if people show up at the fairgrounds anyway, even thorugh to 2020 Walnut Valley Festival has... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
COVID STILL LURKS
Don’t let your guard down… Coronavirus is still lurking out there. As proof, take notice that a nursing home worker in Arkansas City tested... Read More.
WILLIAM NEWTON RECOGNIZED
William Newton Hospital is among 115 hospitals statewide being recognized for its exemplary achievements to improve patient safety. The Kansas Healthcare Collaborative recognized Kansas... Read More.
COWLEY COUNTY AT 45 POSITIVE COVID-19 CASES
The latest data from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment on Thursday shows three more positive COVID-19 cases for Cowley County to bring... Read More.
PRESSBYTERIAN MANOR EMPLOYEE TESTS POSITIVE FOR COVID-19
An employee at the Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor has tested positive for COVID-19. Now, 7 other employees are being tested, and the employee who... Read More.
SUNDAY LIQUOR OK NOW IN WINFIELD
You can now get a drink on Sunday in Winfield… that after city commissioners unanimously approved an ordinance allowing packaged liquor sales on Sundays... Read More.
VSV REPORTED IN KANSAS HORSES
The Kansas Department of Agriculture has announced that vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) was confirmed in horses in Butler County on June 16th. Kansas now... Read More.
Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor employee tests COVID-19 positive
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. – An Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor essential non-direct resident care employee tested positive this week for COVID-19. The employee... Read More.
BURDEN POLICE SEARCHING FOR SUSPECTS WHO STOLE FROM A LOCAL PARK
The Cowley County Sheriff's Office and the Burden Police Department are searching for two individuals last seen in a white pickup truck.A video shared... Read More.
COWLEY COUNTY WITH 42 POSITIVE COVID-19 CASES
The City-Cowley County Health Department released an update on Wednesday morning, June 17.The update shows that there have now been 42 confirmed positive cases... Read More.