Winfield, KS News

• Winfield, KS News
• Cowley County Fair 2011
• Poet W. D. Ehrhart to Speak at Southwestern College (English)
• Theatre Weekly News: 3/07/2011 - 3/12/2011 (Theatre Arts)
• HELMER FAMILY TRACK DEDICATION – April 30, 2011 (Alumni News)
• SC Meets Mabee Challenge (General)
• Theatre Weekly News: 2/21/2011 - 2/27/2011 (Theatre Arts)
• 'Chicago' Production to Include Dinner Theatre (Theatre Arts)
• SC Concert Band to Perform Sunday (Music)
• Dawn Pleas-Bailey to Talk About Great African Americans in SC History (General)
• Cast for 'Chicago' Released (Theatre Arts)
• SC Singers and A Cappella Choir to Perform Three-City Tour (Music)
• WEATHER NOTICE: Campus Closed Until Noon (General)
• Green Team Southwestern to Sponsor Moundbuilder Basketball Thursday Night (Green Team)
• Theatre Weekly News: 2/8/2010 - 2/13/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• Job Openings/Internships! (Communication)
• Leadership SC Event to Raise Money for Trip to Europe (Leadership)
• Job Opportunity: Network Technician for the city of Lawrence, Kansas (Communication)
• Grad Finale March 2, 2011 (Registrar's Office)
• Theatre Weekly News: 1/24/2011 - 1/30/2011 (Theatre Arts)
• US Department of State Accepting applications for the 2011 Fall Student Internship Program (Pre-Law)
• US Department of State Accepting applications for the 2011 Fall Student Internship Program (Political Science & Legal Studies)
• Steve Wilke Nominated for UMR 2010 United Methodist of the Year (General)
• Fiction Contest--Kansas Voices (English)
• Southwestern College Theatre to KCACTF (Theatre Arts)
• Theatre Weekly News: 1/11/2011 - 1/16/2011 (Theatre Arts)
• SC Selected as Top Rated Green College (Green Team)
• SC Professional Studies Named Military Friendly by Military Advanced Education (General)
• Theatre Weekly News: 11/22/2010 - 11/28/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• We're back from our field trip to Google! (Computer Science & Digital Arts)
• Kristine (Lange) Cheatum Remembered (Alumni News)
• Homecoming 2010 Events at SC (Homecoming)
• Theatre Weekly News: 10/18/2010 - 10/23/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• SC Green Team Students Attend AASHE Meetings in Denver (Green Team)
• South Kansas Symphony Halloween Celebration (Music)
• Southwestern College Earns Five Star Rating from NAIA (General)
• Two to be Inducted Into Natural Science HOF (Biology)
• Deadline to apply for December 2010 graduation is Nov 1 (Registrar's Office)
• Richard L. Jantz Stadium to Open Soon (General)
• Incumbent McKinney working hard to retain treasurer’s position
• SC Soccer to Kick for the Cure (General)
• Theatre Weekly News: 9/20/2010 - 9/26/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• Theatre Weekly News: 8/30/2010 - 9/5/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• ATV wreck kills 1, injures another
• SC Youth Symphony Concert Sunday (Music)
• First Concert For South Kansas Symphony to be Sept. 26 (Music)
• Orientation Boad Meeting (Philanthropy Board)
• Class of 1960 - July Newsletter (Class of 1960 - Homecoming 2010)
• Henry Knight to Speak at Annual Smith-Willson Lecture (Philosophy & Religious Studies)
• Stockman to Lead PS Operations (General)
• September Board Meeting (Philanthropy Board)
• 2010 Annual Discipleship Newsletter (Discipleship)
• KGS to upgrade natural gas pipelines in Grenola
• Career Fair Friday, October 1st!. 11:30 to 1:30 in the Java Jinx. (Communication)
• Theatre Weekly News: 9/6/10 - 9/12/10 (Theatre Arts)
• Matthew Shepard Foundation is looking for a studentfrom the Denver Metro area to serve as a MatthewsPlace.com intern this fall (Political Science & Legal Studies)
• Advance voting begins
• Theatre Weekly News: 9/27/2010 - 10/3/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• Kristine (Lange) Cheatum Remembered (Alumni News)
• MINK Law Day 2010 (Pre-Law)
• Woman arrested on counterfeit, drug charges
• Bishop Scott Jones to Speak at Southwestern College Chapel (Philosophy & Religious Studies)
• Master in Theological Studies Offered Online (General)
• Freshman Move-In Day and Fall Frenzy (General)
• Underage drinking party busted Saturday night
• Part time positions at KAKE News! (Communication)
• Pianist Benjamin Bertin to Perform Recital and Master Class for CMS (Music)
• Attached please find the DiscoverLaw.org 2010-2011 Campus Coordinator job description. (Pre-Law)
• Annual hospital auxiliary bazaar upcoming
• Homecoming 2010 Events at SC (Homecoming)
• Green Team Helps Coordinate Two Electronic Recycling Events in Cowley County (Green Team)
• Cowley County Recycles Electronic Waste (Green Team)
• Incumbent McKinney working hard to retain treasurer’s position
• New Building for SC Learning Center to be Dedicated Saturday (Education)
• Theatre Weekly News: 9/13/2010 - 9/19/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• SC Graduation Regalia Is Environmentally Friendly (Green Team)
• ATV wreck kills 1, injures another
• SC Concert Band to Present March Madness (Music)
• Interships/Job Opportunities! (Communication)
• Kansas Envirothon Returns to Southwestern College (Green Team)
• Theatre Weekly News: 10/04/2010 - 10/10/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• Heartspring Job and Career Opportunities (Communication)
• Southwestern College Excels in National Recyclemania Competition (Green Team)
• KGS to upgrade natural gas pipelines in Grenola
• CMS to Offer Piano Classes (Music)
• Theatre Department Announces Busy Schedule (Theatre Arts)
• Leadership SC Back to School (Leadership)
• Advance voting begins
• ToneBuilder to Teach Saturday Master Class (Music)
• New Green Practices at the Deets Library (Green Team)
• Class of 1960 - August Newsletter (Class of 1960 - Homecoming 2010)
• Woman arrested on counterfeit, drug charges
• Former U.S. Ambassador to Chile to Visit Southwestern (General)
• Fall Brings New Speakers to Chapel (Philosophy & Religious Studies)
• Coleman Company CEO to Speak at Opening Convocation (General)
• Underage drinking party busted Saturday night
• Theatre Weekly News: 10/11/2010 - 10/17/2010 (Theatre Arts)
• Professional Studies Recognized by G.I. Jobs (General)
• Southwestern College and Cowley College Strengthen Partnership (General)
• Annual hospital auxiliary bazaar upcoming
• Chamber, Arnold Group to present HR Lunch Bite session Tuesday
• Henry Knight to speak at annual Smith-Willson Lecture at SC
• Trimmer, Alley battling for House seat (2)
• Trimmer, Alley battling for House seat (1)
• Local innovation panel to bring insight on how to grow, succeed
• Celebration planned at museum
• SC youth symphony concert Sunday
• Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas leaders discuss Amtrak route
• KASB director: Kansas schools performed better than average
• Grinder Man reopens after state seizure
• Marked ballots haven’t been tampered with, election official says
• Chamber, Arnold Group to present HR Lunch Bite session Tuesday
• Henry Knight to speak at annual Smith-Willson Lecture at SC
• Trimmer, Alley battling for House seat (2)
• Trimmer, Alley battling for House seat (1)
• Local innovation panel to bring insight on how to grow, succeed
• Marked ballots haven’t been tampered with, election official says
• Burglary suspect arrested in Ark City
• Creekstone shipping meat to Taiwan
• Two to be inducted into SC natural science hall of fame
• WIS celebrates good scores
• Arts & humanities council names Jinx contest winners
• Two more county men arrested in drug bust
• Goyle is ‘living the American dream’
• Oklahoma earthquake felt in southern Kansas
• County commission OKs flood plain regulations
• WHS journalism team hosting tailgate party Friday
• Chamber has new temporary hours
• Celebration planned at museum
• Cowley singers to perform vocal concert Oct. 26
• SC youth symphony concert Sunday
• County residents feel quake
• Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas leaders discuss Amtrak route
• National commander to visit Winfield
• KASB director: Kansas schools performed better than average
• Grinder Man reopens after state seizure
• Creekstone shipping meat to Taiwan
• Two to be inducted into SC natural science hall of fame
• WIS celebrates good scores
• Arts & humanities council names Jinx contest winners
• Two more county men arrested in drug bust
• Goyle is ‘living the American dream’
• Oklahoma earthquake felt in southern Kansas
• County commission OKs flood plain regulations
• WHS journalism team hosting tailgate party Friday
• Chamber has new temporary hours
• Cowley singers to perform vocal concert Oct. 26
• County residents feel quake
• National commander to visit Winfield
• Burglary suspect arrested in Ark City
• WIS celebrates good scores
• Arts & humanities council names Jinx contest winners
• Two more county men arrested in drug bust
• Goyle is ‘living the American dream’
• Oklahoma earthquake felt in southern Kansas
• County commission OKs flood plain regulations
• Burglary suspect arrested in Ark City
• Creekstone shipping meat to Taiwan
• Two to be inducted into SC natural science hall of fame
• Directing students stage scenes across SC campus
• Candidates differ sharply on health care
• BOE OKs full audit of board policy
• A new sign to light up downtown
• Music of the Civil War Sunday at the library
• Sewer work to prompt closure of part of Park Street
• Elk County to get $350 million wind farm
• Cowley receives contributions to Deferred Maintenance Tax Credit Program
• WAHC offering new exhibits
• Citizens Academy Alumni presenting ‘Thirst for Blood’
• Spooks Parade coming Oct. 26
• Former 4th District Democratic chair facing drug charges
• SC faculty member shares story of her experience with cancer
• Pretty in pink, and polka dot and lavender: Bras make visual statement
• CMS to offer piano classes
• Ark City to buy land from ACI
• Trimmer says his focus on protecting programs
• Former U.S. ambassador to Chile plans visit to SC
• Winfield High to present ‘Footloose’
• Satisfy your sweet tooth at ‘Tasty Tuesday’
• Seaton to appear on ‘This Week in Kansas’
• Driver in Rinehart death bound over for trial
• Trimmer says his focus on protecting programs
• Former U.S. ambassador to Chile plans visit to SC
• Winfield High to present ‘Footloose’
• SC faculty member shares story of her experience with cancer
• Pretty in pink, and polka dot and lavender: Bras make visual statement
• CMS to offer piano classes
• Ark City to buy land from ACI
• Library sponsoring Civil War encampment, photography talk and quilt show
• Another marijuana operation discovered
• Missouri man suffers minor injuries in train wreck
• Cowley County Economic Forum approaching
• Winfield native defends Westboro Baptist Church
• Ark City man faces multiple drug charges
• 4-H Week celebrates 105 years of helping youth
• Miss Walnut Valley Pageant accepting entries, scholarship donations
• School district seeks public input on strategic plan
• Cowley the fastest growing college in Kansas
• Marijuana cultivation operation discovered southwest of Winfield
• Udall celebrates on Saturday
• City approves contract for audit
• Burden prepares for community celebration
• Response team performs successful drill
• Victim in train accident dies
• Audit shows county in good financial shape
• Sumner County residents reminded of voter registration deadline
• SC concert band to present ‘March Madness’
• Oklahoma sculptor wins best of show
• Gunfire incident is under investigation
• Woman injured in Hackney train wreck
• Bigs & Bikes Poker Run raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cowley County
• Scouts preparing to fill food pantry
• Reaching AYP gets harder each year
• Proposal give Ark City five years to develop industrial park
• Winfield schools miss ‘no child’ mark, but make progress
• Reaching AYP gets harder each year
• Proposal give Ark City five years to develop industrial park
• Winfield schools miss ‘no child’ mark, but make progress
• SC homecoming parade celebrates 125th
• Dancers to perform at Art in the Park
• ACHS grad with part in movie to be at local debut
• Udall measuring community spirit
• Pillars stand for powerful storytelling
• Bigs & Bikes Poker Run raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cowley County
• Scouts preparing to fill food pantry
• SC homecoming parade celebrates 125th
• Dancers to perform at Art in the Park
• ACHS grad with part in movie to be at local debut
• Udall measuring community spirit
• Pillars stand for powerful storytelling
• Ceremony for new SC learning center Saturday
• Winfield Municipal Band in concert at Art in the Park
• Finalists named for Queen Alalah
• Richard L. Jantz Stadium to be officially dedicated
• City completes storm cleanup
• Theft suspects arrested
• Kansas Lions Sight Foundation Mobile Screening Unit in Winfield Friday
• Oil well service truck wrecks; none injured
• Ceremony for new SC learning center Saturday
• Winfield Municipal Band in concert at Art in the Park
• Finalists named for Queen Alalah
• Richard L. Jantz Stadium to be officially dedicated
• City completes storm cleanup
• Theft suspects arrested
• Kansas Lions Sight Foundation Mobile Screening Unit in Winfield Friday
• Oil well service truck wrecks; none injured
• Abduction response team program forms
• How’d you like to read a banned book?
• Drive-through flu clinics scheduled
• Indie award winner Jerry Barlow in concert Sunday
• Char Wilson Vavra to judge Art in the Park
• Cowley First seeks survey results
• Governor’s subcomittee discusses mental health needs
• County commission updates agreement with KDOC
• BOE hears damage update, schedules make-up day
• Man escapes burning garage safely
• Cowley First seeks survey results
• Governor’s subcomittee discusses mental health needs
• County commission updates agreement with KDOC
• BOE hears damage update, schedules make-up day
• Man escapes burning garage safely
• Former Arkansas City commissioner Lisk dies
• Cowley County Historical Society to offer porch narratives
• Man on motorcycle killed near casino
• Winfield chamber announces reorganization
• Rec center makeover almost complete
• Winfield ‘really came together’ to save Southwestern
• Bulls to buck in Burden
• CERT class cancelled
• Newkirk seeks city manager
• USD 465 school bus catches fire
• Winfield and SC history blaze original homecoming drama
• Pompeo to be in town Monday
• Bulls to buck in Burden
• CERT class cancelled
• Newkirk seeks city manager
• USD 465 school bus catches fire
• Winfield and SC history blaze original homecoming drama
• Bras for the Cause making its second appearance in Winfield
• Church hosting Water for Africa Benefit Auction
• Mobile meth lab seized; one arrested
• BarnFest ’10 to be held in Ark City and Cowley County
• Safe Homes shelter to reopen
• Area evacuated after truck hits gas line
• Banned Books Week: Celebrate your freedom to read
• People with damaged property asked to contact appraiser’s office
• First concert for South Kansas Symphony Sunday
• Cowley First urges completion of surveys
• Cowley County Democrats open new headquarters
• Pickup bumps motorcycle near Strother
• County tends to landfill, annex roof
• 2010 national flatpick guitar titlists named
• Tong remains hospitalized after gun incident
• City commission approves changes to parking ordinance
• Compost facility takes in 45 tons since storm
• Yoder wins hammer dulcimer competition
• 2010 national flatpick guitar titlists named
• Tong remains hospitalized after gun incident
• City commission approves changes to parking ordinance
• Compost facility takes in 45 tons since storm
• Yoder wins hammer dulcimer competition
• Winfielders wounded in Walmart parking lot
• Festival’s end ‘the saddest day of the year’
• 2010 national mandolin champions named
• First-time competitor is banjo champion
• Burton is 2010 Walnut Valley Old Time Fiddle titlist
• Japanese musician wins International Finger Style Guitar Championship
• Fall brings new speakers to SC Chapel
• Winfielders wounded in Walmart parking lot
• Festival’s end ‘the saddest day of the year’
• 2010 national mandolin champions named
• First-time competitor is banjo champion
• Burton is 2010 Walnut Valley Old Time Fiddle titlist
• Japanese musician wins International Finger Style Guitar Championship
• Fall brings new speakers to SC Chapel
• Vision emerges for new hospital site
• Youths take mountain dulcimer titles
• CERT training to be offered on Mondays
• Festival divide rooted in ’60s-like rebellion
• Man arrested on multiple offenses
• After night in the shelter, it’s time to clean up
• CERT training to be offered on Mondays
• Festival divide rooted in ’60s-like rebellion
• Man arrested on multiple offenses
• After night in the shelter, it’s time to clean up
• City of Winfield proclaims Sept. 17-23 Constitution Week
• Bull to drop all for CASA
• Southwestern College Theatre Department announces busy schedule
• Registrations being taken for Holy Name Fall Festival
• Three-time winner takes international autoharp competition
• Vision emerges for new hospital site
• Street work starting Monday
• Youths take mountain dulcimer titles
• Artists Alley to display works of young local artists
• CERT training to be offered on Mondays
• Auditions for WCT’s 2010 fall show
• Festival divide rooted in ’60s-like rebellion
• Police: Man who stabbed dean targeted Missouri governor
• Man arrested on multiple offenses
• County officials explain Alsup decision
• After night in the shelter, it’s time to clean up
• Walnut Valley workers vital to operation
• Vision emerges for new hospital site
• Youths take mountain dulcimer titles
• Bull to drop all for CASA
• Southwestern College Theatre Department announces busy schedule
• Registrations being taken for Holy Name Fall Festival
• Three-time winner takes international autoharp competition
• Street work starting Monday
• Artists Alley to display works of young local artists
• Auditions for WCT’s 2010 fall show
• Police: Man who stabbed dean targeted Missouri governor
• County officials explain Alsup decision
• Walnut Valley workers vital to operation
• City of Winfield proclaims Sept. 17-23 Constitution Week
• Ark City commission to view subdivision plan
• Outages and unknowns prompt school closings
• Storm pounds Winfield area
• Let the music play
• TransCanada looks to ship from Montana, North Dakota
• USD 465 school administrators say later start went well
• Ark City man charged with providing false ID
• County OKs half-mill increase
• Music Crawl features ’80s metal icon George Lynch
• Alsup decides to remain with county
• Pro bass gear business expands into new store
• Governor to head health care center at end of term
• Barbs fly in gubernatorial debate at state fair
• TransCanada looks to ship from Montana, North Dakota
• USD 465 school administrators say later start went well
• Ark City man charged with providing false ID
• County OKs half-mill increase
• Music Crawl features ’80s metal icon George Lynch
• Alsup decides to remain with county
• Governor to head health care center at end of term
• Pro bass gear business expands into new store
• Barbs fly in gubernatorial debate at state fair
• Governor to head health care center at end of term
• Barbs fly in gubernatorial debate at state fair
• TransCanada looks to ship from Montana, North Dakota
• USD 465 school administrators say later start went well
• The calm before the Walnut Valley musical storm
• Library, historical society to host writer’s workshop
• Circus coming to Sedan in Oct.
• ACHS taking a closer look at concussions in sports
• Miss Walnut Valley Pageant forming
• Udall gears up for fall fest
• House rules committee to develop ethics code
• Pianist Bertin to perform recital and master class
• Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce to host hiring workshop
• Ark City Industries goes through ‘major reorganization’
• Controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Tex-Mex favorites at Tasty Tues.
• Bluegrass in the Tallgrass
• Libertarians hoping to become a ‘major party’
• Hartman won’t seek Fourth District seat
• Libertarians hoping to become a ‘major party’
• Hartman won’t seek Fourth District seat
• Pianist Bertin to perform recital and master class
• Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce to host hiring workshop
• Ark City Industries goes through ‘major reorganization’
• Music Mini Fest is Tuesday
• Master of arts in theological studies now offered online at SC
• Downed line prompts detour
• Leighter takes over as first Cowley County emergency communications center director
• Refinancing saves city $806,213
• Pompeo tours Strother Field industries
• Young Professionals host Lunch-N-Learn
• Pair nabbed on drug charges
• Lynn Daniels remembered for her courage, dedication
• Ark City credits utility customers for rusty water
• Top U.S. commander warns Koran burning could spark violence against Americans
• Coon chosen as Miss Burden
• District court judge Michael Smith dies
• Glickman throws support behind Goyle
• 1 dies, 3 hurt during hayrack ride
• Officials: Obama to back infrastructure spending
• BBQ event deemed a smokin’ success
• Lt. governor hopeful backs independent Alley
• Kansas labor secretary says economy improving
• Finalists named for K-State dean of agriculture
• Duo arrested on drug charges
• Glickman throws support behind Goyle
• 1 dies, 3 hurt during hayrack ride
• Officials: Obama to back infrastructure spending
• BBQ event deemed a smokin’ success
• Lt. governor hopeful backs independent Alley
• Kansas labor secretary says economy improving
• Finalists named for K-State dean of agriculture
• Duo arrested on drug charges
• Kansas labor secretary says economy improving
• Finalists named for K-State dean of agriculture
• Duo arrested on drug charges
• Glickman throws support behind Goyle
• WNH Foundation awards grant to Winfield Area EMS
• Chance to explore Eastern Cowley County offered Tuesday
• SKT opens center in Burden
• Two injured in head-on accident
• Two injured in head-on accident
• WNH Foundation awards grant to Winfield Area EMS
• Chance to explore Eastern Cowley County offered Tuesday
• SKT opens center in Burden
• Two injured in head-on accident
• WNH Foundation awards grant to Winfield Area EMS
• Chance to explore Eastern Cowley County offered Tuesday
• SKT opens center in Burden
• Abrams, Trimmer, Estes named to education committees
• Winfield man to be featured on MDA telethon
• Class of 2014 welcomed to high school
• Glickman, Goyle to visit GE plant
• Leadership Cowley County application deadline draws near
• Final days for Cowley County Treasure Hunt are here
• County budget hearing Sept. 14
• Tuesday fire destroys Dexter barn
• Chinese oil execs learn from K-15 paving project
• Barbecue cookoff this weekend
• Three more suspects arrested on drug charges
• Jantz Stadium tour offered tonight, first games this week
• Holiday changes for city services
• The Farewell Drifters making way to Winfield
• Barbecue cookoff this weekend
• Three more suspects arrested on drug charges
• Jantz Stadium tour offered tonight, first games this week
• Holiday changes for city services
• The Farewell Drifters making way to Winfield
• Hundreds attend vigil for slain teen
• Problems with algae in state waters likely to grow
• Atlanta celebrating 125 years during Labor Day weekend
• Theft charges filed in probe of teen’s death
• Map, magnet not endorsed by chamber
• Modern mountain man challenges self
• Modern mountain man challenges self
• Small fuel spill occurs near post office
• Woman has minor injuries after morning wreck
• Bicyclist on a mission for equality
• Theft charges filed in probe of teen’s death
• Map, magnet not endorsed by chamber
• Small fuel spill occurs near post office
• Woman has minor injuries after morning wreck
• Bicyclist on a mission for equality
• Inmate taken to hospital for alcohol withdrawal pains
• Southern pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• New Vision 20/20 survey coming out soon
• Smith motion denied
• Suspects may face felony charges in mass car burglary case
• Governor proclaims Aug. 30-Sept. 3 Kansas Community Leadership Program Week
• Richard L. Jantz Stadium to open soon
• Alsup: Final county budget should be ready in two weeks
• Ark City BOE gets acquainted with drug dog
• Cannas as high as an elephant’s eye
• Celtic music still a part of the Walnut Valley Festival
• Following comments, Winfield board of education approves 2010-2011 budget
• Commission votes 2-1 for budget increase of half mill
• Testing finds asbestos at Winfield, other prisons
• Open water swim a lesson in finishing what you start
• Casino competition heats up again in Sumner County
• SC freshmen continue annual work day tradition with Elks’ assistance
• Celtic music still a part of the Walnut Valley Festival
• Following comments, Winfield board of education approves 2010-2011 budget
• Commission votes 2-1 for budget increase of half mill
• Open water swim a lesson in finishing what you start
• Casino competition heats up again in Sumner County
• SC freshmen continue annual work day tradition with Elks’ assistance
• Reservations still available for Chamber Celebrity Dinner, Auction
• Kendrick named Courier sports editor
• Winfield Housing Authority to have ‘neighborhood party’
• City opts not to cut utilities for nonpayment
• Mulberry Creek reopens ‘better than ever’
• Friends, family keep former K&O member’s memory alive
• Crime Stoppers tip leads to drug arrests
• ‘Car hopping’ a growing problem among youth
• Crime Stoppers tip leads to drug arrests
• ‘Car hopping’ a growing problem among youth
• Kendrick named Courier sports editor
• City opts not to cut utilities for nonpayment
• Friends, family keep former K&O member’s memory alive
• Olneys selected for award
• No buyers for Ark City Brown Store
• Six says 21 parole absconders found
• Commission asks Alsup to keep trimming budget
• Officers bust traveling meth lab, take child into protective custody
• Operation Iraqi Freedom ends as combat soldiers leave Baghdad
• 3-year-old dies in accident on Kansas farm
• Six says 21 parole absconders found
• Commission asks Alsup to keep trimming budget
• Officers bust traveling meth lab, take child into protective custody
• Test man helps you phone home
• Survey of Ark City residents shows positive views
• Little damage reported from weekend storms
• Trimmer named to joint education-finance committee
• ‘Austria’ in Winfield: Don’t miss it
• Heat takes toll on spring-seeded crops in Kansas
• Robert Gates to retire as defense secretary next year
• Wellington official urges change in power shutoffs
• Outpatient services building change order to be discussed
• Sherrard driving crew to be featured family at K&O
• Survey of Ark City residents shows positive views
• Little damage reported from weekend storms
• Trimmer named to joint education-finance committee
• ‘Austria’ in Winfield: Don’t miss it
• 100-year-old Scotch pulled from frozen crate
• High octane Americana to make first visit to WVF
• Judge strikes down Kansas law on nonresident petitions
• New Cedar Vale super ready for the challenge
• Test man helps you phone home
• Pair riding cross country to raise awareness, funds for cancer research
• Early morning shots fired lead to arrest
• Area nonprofits at risk of losing tax exemption
• Old technology keeping roads new
• 100-year-old Scotch pulled from frozen crate
• High octane Americana to make first visit to WVF
• Judge strikes down Kansas law on nonresident petitions
• New Cedar Vale super ready for the challenge
• Pair riding cross country to raise awareness, funds for cancer research
• Early morning shots fired lead to arrest
• Area nonprofits at risk of losing tax exemption
• Old technology keeping roads new
• Truck-train crash kills driver in southern Kansas
• Cowley trustees approve budget that includes fewer tax dollars
• Arkansas City board of education to raise mill levy
• Tyler purchases old district bus barn
• County commission: Council on Aging needs to be more ‘business-like’
• Renaissance Fair coming to Ark City
• Ark City commission to hear second audit report
• Eagle Nest seeking donations of school supplies
• Foreclosures of county homes holding steady
• Two-vehicle accident results in fatality
• Arkansas City board of education to raise mill levy
• Tyler purchases old district bus barn
• County commission: Council on Aging needs to be more ‘business-like’
• Renaissance Fair coming to Ark City
• Truck-train crash kills driver in southern Kansas
• Cowley trustees approve budget that includes fewer tax dollars
• WAHC offer easy prepay with purchase awards
• Winfield Flea Market features new vendors
• Freshman Move-In Day, Fall Frenzy coming soon to Southwestern
• Hospital, chamber to hold health care webinar
• Second county E-Waste Recycle Day planned for Aug. 28
• Sumner County weighing three casino proposals
• Slots still available for Walnut Valley Festival workshops
• Young confirmed as Chautauqua County Commission winner
• WTC to honor Gene Somer with ‘The Sound of Music’
• Bombardier to get $27 million in bonds for expansion
• Greensburg gets new school
• Yarborough over 70 years on election board
• Bombardier to get $27 million in bonds for expansion
• Greensburg gets new school
• Yarborough over 70 years on election board
• Magician coming to Winfield library
• Parkerfield now has community building
• Chautauqua County Commission seat still undecided
• Winners unchanged after Cowley Co. election canvass
• Firefighters tough enough to wear pink
• Kennel club to host show ’n’ go Sunday
• Extension offering sewing camp for beginners
• Family of former Winfield mayor reuniting this weekend
• Island Park brick house gets makeover
• Kennel club to host show ’n’ go Sunday
• Extension offering sewing camp for beginners
• Family of former Winfield mayor reuniting this weekend
• Island Park brick house gets makeover
• Midway Stage hosts 2010 Marquee StarSearch round 2
• Storm removes canopy at Okla. travel plaza
• Chautauqua County disaster planning committee seeks public input
• Some shifts in leadership taking place at RCB Bank
• Topper makes first court appearance
• WHS marching band camp begins Tuesday
• Fair has another good year
• Cracked lighter injures woman
• Searl tops Chautauqua vote
• 2 arrested in metal theft case
• USD 465 enrollment packs to arrive in the mail
• Udall mayor Lette survives recall effort
• Wilt, Lanning win GOP primaries
• A lumber of love
• County approves CDDO board appointments
• Commission, judge races may boost voter turnout
• BOE votes to publish increased budget
• A lumber of love
• County approves CDDO board appointments
• Commission, judge races may boost voter turnout
• BOE votes to publish increased budget
• Fair has another good year
• Showmanship honors go to Prill, Tatum, Alberding and Mackey
• Asthma in children program at Physicians Pavilion
• Garden tractors make presence known at fair
• Graves Drug employees introduced to new owner
• Wilt says he’d consider sales tax hike for economic development
• Judge candidates detail finances
• Sally Bubble helping boy learn about fair
• Judge, commission hopefuls at fair
• Cowley County producers to meet Tuesday
• Four-year-old hero helps save grandmother
• City aims to keep budget level, won’t raise levy
• Hard work with livestock worth it, teen says
• Polling places same as in 2008
• Schodorf says she’s in the lead; aide for Hartman disagrees
• Commission candidates report spending
• City looks at laws on seat belts, court costs
• Going, going, sold at the 4-H food auction
• Polling places same as in 2008
• Schodorf says she’s in the lead; aide for Hartman disagrees
• Commission candidates report spending
• City looks at laws on seat belts, court costs
• Going, going, sold at the 4-H food auction
• Four-year-old hero helps save grandmother
• City aims to keep budget level, won’t raise levy
• Hard work with livestock worth it, teen says
• Judge candidates detail finances
• Sally Bubble helping boy learn about fair
• Judge, commission hopefuls at fair
• Cowley County producers to meet Tuesday
• Walnut Valley Festival
• Cowley County Fair
• Winfield Country Roundup

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