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USD 470 wrap: Hands on career training, Roosevelt building report discussed

Hands-on career training, steady academic gains and major planning decisions took center stage at the USD 470 Ark City school board meeting Monday. Board members received an update on Career and Technical Education programs, which connect classroom learning to real-world careers in agriculture, business, health... Read More.

Ark City commissioners break ground on the Wilson Park splash pad

Arkansas City commissioners held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday to mark the opening of a new splash pad at Wilson Park, a long-planned improvement aimed at expanding family-friendly amenities in the city’s central park. The approximately 3,600-square-foot splash pad is located near Birch Street between First... Read More.

City-Cowley health department picks Allyson Henley to succeed Langer

Cowley County health officials have selected a familiar face to lead the local health department, appointing longtime staff member Allyson Henley as its new administrator and public health officer. Henley has spent the past five years with the Cowley County Health Department, most recently serving... Read More.

Investigation finds threatening call had no link to Winfield hospital

WINFIELD — William Newton Hospital officials on Thursday provided additional details about a brief lockdown earlier this week, saying the incident stemmed from a threat made to an out-of-state casino that investigators initially believed might be linked to the hospital’s phone system. Hospital spokesperson Sarah... Read More.

Winfield hospital was briefly on lockdown on Wednesday

WINFIELD — William Newton Hospital was placed on lockdown for about 15 minutes this afternoon because of a security concern, according to hospital spokesperson Sarah Johnson. Johnson said hospital administration worked with the Winfield Police Department and determined there was no threat to the hospital... Read More.