Brady Bauman, Author at Cowley Post

Great weather brings great turnout Saturday for annual ‘Diversity Jam’ at Island Park

Monday, May 1

Island Park in Winfield was full of food, music and fun Saturday afternoon for the Winfield Human Relations Commission Diversity Jam. The event featured live performances at the park's pavilion, including Mariachi Los Reyes, Nightwatchmen and Greg Victors -- a.k.a., Wichita War Dancer. The annual event... Read More.

Cowley baseball snaps skid with wins over Labette

Friday, April 28

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley College The Cowley College baseball team snapped its five-game losing streak with a pair of wins over Labette Community College Thursday in Arkansas City. The Tigers won the opener 4-0 before erupting for 17 runs in a 17-4 victory in game two. Cowley... Read More.

Tigers softball remains tied with Johnson County for league lead after doubleheader split

Friday, April 28

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley College In a battle of unbeaten teams in the conference, the No. 19-ranked Cowley College softball team split a doubleheader at No. 17-ranked Johnson County Thursday in Overland Park. The Lady Tigers won the opener 12-2 before dropping the nightcap by a... Read More.

William Newton Healthcare Foundation ‘Bass N’ BBQ’ benefit rescheduled due to lake water levels

Friday, April 28

The inaugural Bass N' BBQ bass fishing tournament, BBQ competition, and kids' fishing derby has been rescheduled for Saturday, June 24. Hosted by Winfield City Lake, all proceeds benefit William Newton Healthcare Foundation. “The planning committee, which includes Winfield City Lake officials, determined that even... Read More.

AUDIO: Ponca City-based songwriter Junior Godfrey, Red Dirt singer Rotten Robertson talk ‘Osage County Road’

Friday, April 28

Caleb "Rotten" Robertson of Tuttle, Oklahoma, and songwriter Junior Godfrey of Ponca City, stopped by the Bob FM/KSOK studios as guests for Thursday's edition of The Morning Mixtape to talk about their music. Robertson played a shortened version of an original song before the radio... Read More.

Ark City students use cutting-edge tech to make positive change

Friday, April 28

Ark City High School students are using industry-standard tech to help improve accessibility requirements, according to a news release from USD 470 this week. During a recent civil rights audit, administration learned that some of the school’s trophy cases could be improved to better meet... Read More.

AUDIO: Cowley Theatre director, students talk ‘Flora & Ulysses’ ahead of this weekend’s performance

Thursday, April 27

In advance of Friday and Saturday performances of Flora & Ulysses, Cowley College’s Act One Drama Club will perform in front of more than 1,200 area elementary students and teachers, according to a news release from the college Wednesday. The Act One Drama Club students... Read More.

WNH says nursing staff back to pre-pandemic numbers

Thursday, April 27

Nurse staffing at William Newton Hospital in Winfield has returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to a news release from WNH Wednesday. "One of the strategies William Newton Hospital has been implementing to improve its financial position is to reduce the utilization of contract labor," the... Read More.

AUDIO: Winfield State Rep. Web Roth talks Topeka latest as legislative session concludes

Wednesday, April 26

State Rep. Web Roth (R-Winfield) stopped by the Bob FM/KSOK studios last Friday with the latest from Topeka as the legislature addresses governor vetoes and more as this session nears its end. Roth, who represents the 79th District in the legislature, was live on Bob... Read More.

Cowley volleyball alum reflects on ‘American Idol’ run: ‘I just see me.’

Wednesday, April 26

Cowley College alum Hannah Nicolaisen's American Idol journey ended Monday night. Nicolaisen, who made it to the final 20 of this season's show, was a two-time All-American as a member of the Cowley College volleyball team during her time in Ark City from 2017-2018. She... Read More.

Gov. Kelly proposes one-time tax rebates of $450 for individuals, $900 for joint filers

Wednesday, April 26

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly wants to use some of the state's budget surplus on tax rebates for residents. According to a news release from the governor's office Tuesday, Kelly is proposing a tax rebate of $450 for individuals and $900 for married taxpayers filing jointly. “In... Read More.

No. 19 Tigers softball, undefeated in conference, extend win streak to 15; Baseball swept by No. 6 Johnson County

Tuesday, April 25

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley College The Cowley College softball team continued its winning ways with a pair of road victories Saturday at Kansas City Kansas Community College. The Lady Tigers made it 15 wins in a row with victories of 10-6 and 11-5 over the Lady... Read More.

Author: Brady Bauman

Great weather brings great turnout Saturday for annual ‘Diversity Jam’ at Island Park

Cowley baseball snaps skid with wins over Labette

Tigers softball remains tied with Johnson County for league lead after doubleheader split

William Newton Healthcare Foundation ‘Bass N’ BBQ’ benefit rescheduled due to lake water levels

AUDIO: Ponca City-based songwriter Junior Godfrey, Red Dirt singer Rotten Robertson talk ‘Osage County Road’

Ark City students use cutting-edge tech to make positive change

AUDIO: Cowley Theatre director, students talk ‘Flora & Ulysses’ ahead of this weekend’s performance

WNH says nursing staff back to pre-pandemic numbers

AUDIO: Winfield State Rep. Web Roth talks Topeka latest as legislative session concludes

Cowley volleyball alum reflects on ‘American Idol’ run: ‘I just see me.’

Gov. Kelly proposes one-time tax rebates of $450 for individuals, $900 for joint filers

No. 19 Tigers softball, undefeated in conference, extend win streak to 15; Baseball swept by No. 6 Johnson County

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