Cleanup week coming
Community Cleanup Week is coming up soon in Ark City. It’s October 9th-13th. City crews will collect only non-household trash from active sanitation customers.... Read More.
Here's What's Happening
Health Department warns of rise in COVID 19 cases
The City-Cowley County Health Department says recently there has been an increase in COVID-19 cases within the county. This uptick was expected as previous... Read More.
County gathering information about storm damage
Cowley County Emergency Management says they are currently gathering information for the state of Kansas from the recent storm damage done throughout July and... Read More.
New bicycle map for Kansas
Whether you’re looking to cycle from one county to the next or across the entire state, the new 2023-2025 Kansas Bicycle Map has a... Read More.
Teachers spend time in training
Teachers from Irving and Whittier spent all day Wednesday in professional development with Capturing Kids Hearts 2 training. Both schools are Showcase winners within... Read More.
Money going to conservation districts
Governor Laura Kelly today announced that an additional $1 million has been directed to Conservation Districts across Kansas to support practices that will reduce... Read More.
Police announce traffic changes
Ark City PD says last week USD 470 – Arkansas City Public Schools announced an effort to enhance safety and streamline traffic flow around... Read More.
Governor announces export numbers
Governor Laura Kelly today announced that agricultural exports reached $5.46 billion in 2022, the highest export total in decades. The Kansas agriculture industry has... Read More.
Winfield crews picking up storm debris
Winfield City crews are continuing to remove tree debris from the Aug 5, 2023 storm. Beginning August 21, at 8am, the City will begin... Read More.
Taiwan exchange program open to K State undergrads
The 2023 Taiwan Agricultural Youth Exchange Program is currently accepting applications from Kansas State University undergraduate students who are interested in agriculture and would... Read More.