Brady Bauman, Author at Cowley Post

USD 470 to hold meet-and-greet for new high school, middle school principals

Wednesday, July 19

Ark City USD 470 invites the public to meet three new principals in the school district with the start of classes around the corner.The meet-and-greet will be Tuesday at the Avery Family Learning Center at 2500 N. 15th from 2-4 p.m."They are eager for... Read More.

Cowley College Foundation tells board CTE Center campaign boosting record fundraising

Tuesday, July 18

Cowley College Foundation's fundraising efforts have set another record for a second consecutive year -- boosted by the college's campaign to raise capital for its new Career and Technical Education Center in Ark City.Dr. Kori Gregg, the president of the foundation, told Cowley's Board... Read More.

2-month-old Ponca City infant hospitalized in critical condition; Caregiver arrested

Tuesday, July 18

A Ponca City infant is in critical condition and a woman was arrested for child neglect, abuse and obstruction of justice.According to a news release from the Ponca City Police Department Monday afternoon, Alliance Medical staff reported a 2-month-old had been brought in by... Read More.

Camper fire in Winfield backyard Saturday evening ruled arson

Monday, July 17

A camper fire in the backyard of a Winfield residence Saturday evening has been ruled arson.Winfield Fire Marshal Chad Mayberry told Cowley Post Monday morning the fire was called in at approximately 7 p.m. Saturday in the 400 block of W. 9th.The fire started... Read More.

AUDIO: Reid talks fair prep, new 4-H Junior Rodeo event in Burden on July 29

Friday, July 14

Becky Reid of K-State Research & Extension stopped by the KSOK/Bob FM studios Tuesday to discuss preparation and upcoming events for the 2023 Cowley County Fair in Winfield beginning Aug. 3.Reid encouraged residents to participate in open class exhibits and said Cowley County 4-H... Read More.

West entrance of Cowley County Courthouse to close starting Monday as renovation works continues

Friday, July 14

The west entrance to the Cowley County Courthouse in Winfield will be temporarily closed beginning Monday while renovation work continues, according to the county office Friday."The temporary door closure will help expedite the current renovation process," the county posted on social media. "You will... Read More.

Oklahoma AG praises Medicare coverage of Alzheimer’s drug

Friday, July 14

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond lauded a recent decision by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to approve coverage of Leqembi, a new medication that has been shown to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.According to a news release last week from the... Read More.

William Newton Hospital’s marketing efforts honored in statewide competition

Thursday, July 13

Kansas hospitals and health systems, including William Newton Hospital in Winfield, were recently recognized for excellence in public relations and marketing efforts by the Kansas Association of Health Care Communicators through its annual Emerald Awards competition.According to a press release from WNH, the 2023... Read More.

USDA announces $21M in available renewable energy, efficiency grants for rural Kansans

Thursday, July 13

Grants totaling $21 million are available for rural Kansans through the Rural Energy for America Program to help agricultural producers and rural small businesses access federal funds for renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements, according to a press release Thursday from the USDA's Rural Development state... Read More.

Trio of former Tigers selected in MLB draft

Wednesday, July 12

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley CollegeThree former Cowley College baseball players were selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft Tuesday in Seattle, Washington.Carlton Perkins, who just finished his sophomore season at Cowley, was drafted in the 15th round by the Chicago White Sox. Just... Read More.

Gas pipeline maintenance in Ark City sparks calls to emergency services

Wednesday, July 12

Routine maintenance on a gas pipeline in Ark City has led to some residents calling emergency services about fires, but Cowley County Emergency Management assures there is no need for alarm."We have received several calls reference a possible fire in the area between Skyline... Read More.

Inaugural ‘Bass N’ BBQ’ at Winfield City Lake reels in funds for William Newton Hospital

Tuesday, July 11

June’s Bass N' BBQ bass fishing tournament, barbeque competition, and kids' fishing derby raised $1,700 for William Newton Hospital in Winfield.Hosted by Winfield City Lake, the William Newton Healthcare Foundation’s inaugural event registered 15 boats, or 30 anglers, four barbeque teams, and 11 kids,... Read More.