Brady Bauman, Author at Cowley Post

Over 100 community members and professionals trained in CPR at free WNH certification event

Wednesday, March 13

In recognition of February’s American Heart Month, William Newton Hospital hosted its second annual free community-wide CPR certification event Feb. 8-10 at Baden Square in Winfield with support from Cowley College Allied Health, Udall Fire, USD 465 Nursing Services, and Winfield Fire/EMS Department. According to... Read More.

No. 11 Tigers cruise against Mavericks, will face No. 16 Hutch in Region VI semifinal Friday

Wednesday, March 13

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley College With both teams riding five-game winning streaks entering Tuesday’s contest, the second-seeded Cowley College men’s basketball team (27-4) knocked off the seventh-seeded Northwest Kansas Tech Mavericks (16-16) 87-69 in the second round of the Region VI Tournament played Tuesday night inside... Read More.

SCK Health Foundation Gala raises over $75K

Tuesday, March 12

The SCK Health Foundation raised over $75,000 at its March 2 annual gala in Ark City. According to a press release from Foundation Director Pam Crain Tuesday, nearly 200 were in attendance at the Burford Theatre on South Summit. "The funds raised at the Gala will... Read More.

Tigers men’s and women’s tennis teams, both ranked No. 1, rack up wins in Texas

Tuesday, March 12

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley College Facing seventh-ranked Collin County and No. 12-ranked Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College at the Tyler Tennis Invitational in Tyler, TX, the No. 1-ranked Cowley College women’s tennis team flexed its muscle in a pair of 9-0 victories. The Lady Tigers dominated Mississippi... Read More.

Resurfacing to begin end of month on nearly 22 miles of U.S. 160 west of Wellington

Tuesday, March 12

Work will start soon on a nearly $4.5 million resurfacing on U.S. 160 in Sumner County. According to a news release Monday from the Kansas Department of Transportation, the project involves milling and a hot-mix-asphalt overlay. The resurfacing will be from the Harper/Sumner county line... Read More.

SC to host Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient for March 25 Docking Lecture in Winfield

Monday, March 11

Juliet Villarreal García, the first Latina to serve as president of a college or university in the United States and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, will present the Docking Lecture on Monday, March 25, at 11 a.m., in the Richardson Performing Arts Center in... Read More.

U.S. 166 east of South Haven to close through November for KTA bridge project over I-35

Monday, March 11

Updated: 2:43 p.m. A Kansas Turnpike Authority project on the U.S. 166 bridge over I-35/Kansas Turnpike just east of South Haven will soon close U.S. 166 at the bridge and result in a detour. According to a news release from the KTA Monday, the bridge closure... Read More.

REPORT: ACPD officer charged with sexual battery of teen

Saturday, March 9

UPDATED: Monday, 2:18 p.m. An Ark City police sargent has been charged by the Cowley County Attorney’s Office with sexual battery of a 16-year-old, according to a report published by the Cowley CourierTraveler Friday night. The paper says a Jan. 31 court filing... Read More.

Tigers Roundup: Women’s hoops host region playoff Saturday, MBB earn bye, baseball/softball teams tally wins

Friday, March 8

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley College Finishing the regular season by playing at Butler Community College on Wednesday, the Cowley College women’s basketball team fell behind early and was never a threat in the 62-50 road defeat. After defeating Butler 71-69 on January 21 in Arkansas City, Cowley... Read More.

KDOT: State fuel tax study underway, looking for Kansans to participate

Friday, March 8

The Kansas Department of Transportation announced the launch of a three-month pilot study exploring whether a pay-per-mile road usage charge could potentially replace the current state fuel tax as a new way to fund roads and bridges. According to a news release from KDOT this... Read More.

Back to Langston: SC to take on Ave Maria in first round of NAIA Tournament

Friday, March 8

The Southwestern College men's basketball team was selected to its third-straight and 14th overall NAIA Tournament Thursday night. The Moundbuilders (24-5) will face Ave Maria University next Friday. SC will return to Langston, Oklahoma, for the second consecutive year to play its first round game. The... Read More.

Ark City elementary’s partnership with Cowley College Cosmetology a boost for students’ self-esteem

Friday, March 8

From ALISHA CALL/Director of Communications Ark City USD 470 Amidst all the activities at IXL Elementary, a select group of girls are opting for a timeout. This hour, spent with their school counselor and several college students, is a chance for them to receive extra... Read More.

Author: Brady Bauman

Over 100 community members and professionals trained in CPR at free WNH certification event

No. 11 Tigers cruise against Mavericks, will face No. 16 Hutch in Region VI semifinal Friday

SCK Health Foundation Gala raises over $75K

Tigers men’s and women’s tennis teams, both ranked No. 1, rack up wins in Texas

Resurfacing to begin end of month on nearly 22 miles of U.S. 160 west of Wellington

SC to host Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient for March 25 Docking Lecture in Winfield

U.S. 166 east of South Haven to close through November for KTA bridge project over I-35

REPORT: ACPD officer charged with sexual battery of teen

Tigers Roundup: Women’s hoops host region playoff Saturday, MBB earn bye, baseball/softball teams tally wins

KDOT: State fuel tax study underway, looking for Kansans to participate

Back to Langston: SC to take on Ave Maria in first round of NAIA Tournament

Ark City elementary’s partnership with Cowley College Cosmetology a boost for students’ self-esteem

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