Brady Bauman, Author at Cowley Post

SCK Health announces expansion of occupational health services

Monday, December 18

SCK Health is expanding its Occupational Health Services department beginning Jan. 1, according to a press release from the Ark City hospital."After purchasing Testing Services, LLC in 2022, SCK Health has seen the profound need for these services in Cowley County," the hospital stated.The... Read More.

Jackson leads Tiger wrestlers at 918 Open in Oklahoma

Monday, December 18

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeCompeting against 31 other schools at the 918 Open held at Oklahoma Wesleyan University on Saturday, freshman Jacen Jackson from Mustang, OK, led the Cowley College wrestling team by placing first in the 157-pound weight class.The tournament was the final competition... Read More.

Hillcrest Lanes to close at the end of the month

Friday, December 15

Hillcrest Lanes in Ark City is closing at the end of the month, according to a post from the bowling alley's Facebook page Friday.The post said the building has new owners and that it's not yet known what they have planned for the property.... Read More.

AUDIO: The 620 Sports Show 12/14/23

Thursday, December 14

Brady, Rama Peroo and Coach Dave Burroughs chat with Oklahoma State Men's Basketball Coach Mike Boynton about his 7th season at the helm and how he went from NYC to Stillwater.Also discussed on this episode:- Cowley College's new NIL partnership - Draymond Green - Steelers fan... Read More.

Cowley College becomes the first JUCO in Kansas to partner with Opendorse for NIL

Thursday, December 14

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeTo further help Tiger student-athletes leverage their NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) for opportunities, Cowley College athletics launched its official school-specific NIL marketplace in November, powered by Opendorse.By visiting https://opendorse.com/cowley-tigers, Tiger fans can find any Cowley College student-athlete... Read More.

ACPD: Two arrested on gun, meth charges following traffic stop

Thursday, December 14

The Arkansas City Police Department arrested two individuals on meth and gun charges following a routine traffic stop in the 1100 block of West Elm on Monday.According to a news release from the ACPD Wednesday, an officer observed a Chevrolet pickup committing a traffic... Read More.

Undefeated SC men up to No. 6 in Top 25 poll; Clark notches another Builders record

Wednesday, December 13

The Southwestern College men's basketball team jumped five spots in the latest NAIA Top 25 poll.The undefeated 11-0 Builders were ranked No. 6 in the country in Wednesday's poll. SC was previously ranked 11th.Southwestern started the month in a big way... Read More.

Cowley men going into break with 12-1, 7-0 conference record after Hutch win; Women looking to regroup

Wednesday, December 13

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeIn a showdown of the only two unbeaten teams in the Jayhawk Conference, the No. 11-ranked Cowley College men’s basketball team won its 10th game in a row with a convincing 83-70 victory at No. 19-ranked Hutchinson Community College on Saturday.The... Read More.

ACFD responds to structure fire Saturday

Tuesday, December 12

The Ark City Fire/EMS Department responded to a structure fire over the weekend.According to a news release from the department Tuesday afternoon, Ark City Fire/EMS responded to a reported structure fire in the 3300 block of 61st Road Saturday around noon.Upon arrival, crews were... Read More.

Southwestern brings back nursing program, names director

Tuesday, December 12

Southwestern College in Winfield has announced the selection of Shona Turner as the program director for the college’s nursing program.According to a recent news release from SC, Turner will lead the return of a bachelor-level nursing program to Southwestern College and the region. Her... Read More.

KDADS, Sedgwick County officials to host town hall on proposed sites for regional psychiatric hospital

Tuesday, December 12

Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services Secretary Laura Howard announced Monday the agency and Sedgwick County will host a public town hall meeting on Tuesday night to answer questions regarding the South Central Regional Psychiatric Hospital project in Sedgwick County and gather input... Read More.

Stitt celebrates launch of Oklahoma tax credit program for private schools

Tuesday, December 12

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt celebrated the launch of the Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit program last week.According to a press release from the governor's office, Stitt also revealed the Oklahoma Tax Commission received over 30,000 submissions within the first 90 minutes of launch. OTC,... Read More.