Brady Bauman, Author at Cowley Post

Pickett promoted to Master Police Officer

Friday, October 20

During the recent City Commission meeting, Arkansas City Police Officer Madison Pickett was recognized for her promotion to Master Police Officer.According to a news release from the police department Friday morning, MPO Pickett joined the ACPD in December 2018. She graduated from the Kansas... Read More.

AUDIO: The 620 Sports Show 10/19/23

Thursday, October 19

Brady, Rama and Coach Burroughs welcome Cowley Sports HOFer and Tulsa Drillers Manager Scott Hennessey to the show, who shared his cancer battle and return to the dugout.Also:Ark City/Winfield HS football Southwestern College football Cowley College volleyball 29-0 K-State's Avery... Read More.

Creekstone opens onsite learning and childcare center for employees

Thursday, October 19

Creekstone Farms Premium Beef LLC, supplier of premium meats and Ark City’s largest employer, celebrated the grand opening of Walnut Valley Learning Center, its new onsite childcare facility, with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday.The 20,000-square-foot center will accommodate more than 100 children of employees... Read More.

Tigers Roundup: 29-0 VB close to clinching Jayhawk title, XC women/men go 1-2 in Iola, soccer teams split matches

Thursday, October 19

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeContinuing its dominance at W.S. Scott Auditorium, the No. 2-ranked Cowley College volleyball team has still not dropped a set on its home court following a 25-14, 25-21, 25-13 victory over Kansas City Kansas Community College on Wednesday.The Lady Tigers improved... Read More.

Joe B. Avery Community Spirit Award presentation slated for Tuesday evening in Ark City

Wednesday, October 18

The City of Arkansas City’s annual Joe B. Avery Community Spirit Award presentation will return on Tuesday, Oct. 24.A special awards presentation ceremony and reception will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 24 at USD 470’s Avery Learning Center, 2500 N. 15th St. Doors open... Read More.

Tiger tennis teams bring home three ITA national titles

Wednesday, October 18

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeCompeting at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Cup Thursday through Saturday in Rome, Georgia, last week, the Cowley College men’s and women’s tennis teams combined to bring home three national championships.This marked the first time in the history of the Tiger tennis... Read More.

Ark City sophomore Kennedy Barnes breaks XC school record at league championships

Tuesday, October 17

Ark City High School sophomore Kennedy Barnes broke the school record in the 5K during the Ark Valley Chisolm Trail DI and DII league championships Friday in Salina.Barnes' 5K clocked in at 20:14.13.Overall, Barnes was fourth and Jasmine Calvo, a junior for Ark City,... Read More.

AUDIO: DeLong says city’s bid approval for new police station construction a relief, ‘true team effort’

Tuesday, October 17

Updated Wednesday with audio from Winfield Police Chief Robbie DeLongThe City of Winfield approved a bid from Dondlinger Construction Monday night for the long-planned police station and shared training facility.The City Commission awarded the bid to Dondlinger Construction out of Wichita in the amount... Read More.

Cowley College says record turnout for Health and Human Services Day

Tuesday, October 17

More than 300 students from several area schools attended Cowley College’s Health and Human Services Day event held last Wednesday at Cowley College’s main campus in Ark City.According to a press release from the college, the event allowed students interested in a Health and... Read More.

Lungrens regional winners at ‘To The Stars’ state business awards ceremony

Monday, October 16

WICHITA -- Steve and Christi Lungren of Ark City were recognized by the Kansas Department of Commerce last week as part of the state's annual "To The Stars: Kansas Business Awards" ceremony and banquet, this year at the B-29 Doc Hangar,... Read More.

Kansas Supreme Court says eFiling system still offline following security incident late last week

Monday, October 16

The Kansas Supreme Court issued Administrative Order 2023-CC-074 Monday confirming clerk offices in the appellate courts and all district courts — except the court in Johnson County — remain unable receive electronic filings at this time.According to a news release Monday, courts are open... Read More.

Stitt appoints Hathcoat as Tulsa County District Judge

Monday, October 16

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed Judge Richard Hathcoat to serve as Tulsa County District Judge."Judge Hathcoat is well-equipped to preside over cases in Tulsa County, ensuring each case is treated with impartiality and integrity," Stitt stated last week. "With over 30 years of legal... Read More.