SCHWANS EXPANDS
Schwan’s Company is expanding its Salina (sa-LIE-nah) factory. The company says it will add 400-thousand-square-feet to its pizza production facility in Salina (sa-LIE-nah) and... Read More.
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ENGINE SHOW IS A GO
The 39th Annual K&O Steam & Gas Engine Show will be held this Friday and Saturday at the Winfield Fairgrounds, although due to COVID-19... Read More.
Register now for Leadership Cowley County’s 2020 Virtual Programming
Cowley County (KS), August 12, 2020: Registration is now available for the 2020 Virtual Programming of Leadership Cowley County (LCC). Leadership Cowley County (LCC), a community leadership... Read More.
Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor cancels annual golf tournament, continues ball drop tradition
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. — Due to the ever-changing climate of the COVID pandemic, Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor has cancelled their 26th annual Dick Metz... Read More.
Coronavirus Claims Another Sedgwick Life
Health officials say COVID-19 has claimed the life of another Sedgwick County resident. Authorities say yesterday’s fatality brings the county’s cumulative death-toll to 44.... Read More.
No Fair But Fair Food Fun
Although the main attractions of the Kansas State Fair are a no-go this year due to COVID-19 concerns, area appetites won’t go unsatisfied. This... Read More.
Sedgwick County Free Testing
Sedgwick County health officials are announcing another round of free COVID-19 testing next week. The first will be held Monday at the Valley Center... Read More.
More Ark City Flushing
Arkansas City is continuing its annual fire hydrant flushing program, with work proceeding all across north Arkansas City starting today. The Environmental Services Department... Read More.
SCHMIDT SAYS STATES NEED TO MAKE LICENSES MORE AVAILABLE
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt on Wednesday, said Congress should support states that choose to make it easier to reinstate driving privileges for low-income... Read More.
ONE KANSAS COUNTY SEES FIRST COVID DEATH SINCE THE START OF THE PANDEMIC
One Kansas County has been spared so far, but that changed on Wednesday. Butler County is confirming its first COVID-19 death. Health officials say... Read More.