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Nike, National Womens Soccer League create new team kits

Wednesday, March 6

(NEW YORK) -- Just in time for the 2024 season, which kicks off March 15, the National Women's Soccer League and Nike have teamed up to reveal new primary and secondary uniforms for all 14 of the league's member clubs.This marks the first time... Read More.

NYs Nassau County announces ban on trans women from competing in womens sports in county-run facilities

Wednesday, March 6

(NEW YORK) -- Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced Thursday that he will use an executive order to ban transgender athletes from competing in events aligning with their gender identity in county-run facilities.The executive order states that sports leagues, organizations, teams and other... Read More.

Holloway sworn in as new ACPD chief

Wednesday, March 6

Jim Holloway was officially sworn in as the new chief of the Arkansas City Police Department during Tuesday's city commission meeting. "Chief Holloway's extensive career with the ACPD spans over three decades," a news release from the city Wednesday morning said. "Graduating from the Kansas... Read More.

ACHS Jazz Band 4A runner-up at state competition

Wednesday, March 6

The Ark City High School Jazz Band finished as 4A runner-up in the state. The band competed in Tuesday's Kansas Bandmasters Association Jazz Championships at Wichita State University. The Bulldogs were also selected for Outstanding Rhythm Section, Trumpet Section and Levi Graves was awarded Outstanding Trumpet... Read More.

Strother Field Airport approved for $225K state grant for infrastructure improvements

Tuesday, March 5

Several local and regional airports have been approved for Kansas Airport Improvement Program grants. According to the governor's office Tuesday, Strother Field will receive $225,000 for joint seal and pavement repairs around the T-hangers north of the terminal. Augusta Municipal Airport was approved for $74,520 for... Read More.

Philadelphia Eagles’ Jason Kelce announces NFL retirement after 13 seasons

Tuesday, March 5

(PHILADELPHIA) -- Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce announced his retirement on Monday after 13 seasons in the NFL.The Super Bowl champion and seven-time Pro Bowler held a press conference at the Eagles facility to share the announcement.In an emotional speech, Jason Kelce highlighted the... Read More.

Scoreboard roundup — 3/4/24

Tuesday, March 5

(NEW YORK) -- Here are the scores from Monday's sports events:MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLINTERLEAGUEMinnesota 4, Atlanta 3Pittsburgh 7, Tampa Bay 3Toronto 5, Philadelphia 2Chi White Sox 5, Arizona 2Cincinnati 15, Oakland 8NY Yankees 3, Miami 2AMERICAN LEAGUEDetroit 2, Boston 1Minnesota 7, Baltimore 2LA Angels 3,... Read More.

Cause of VFW fire filed as undetermined, but fire marshal says no foul play suspected

Monday, March 4

Winfield Fire Marshal Chad Mayberry said Monday the cause of the Feb. 4 fire that gutted the VFW building has been ruled undetermined. However, Mayberry did say arson has been ruled out. "Due to structural damage, investigators were not able to conduct a... Read More.

VIDEO: Winfield pharmacist at White House Monday for roundtable discussion on prescription drug costs

Monday, March 4

Winfield's Dared Price, owner of Price Pharmacies, which includes Graves Drug, spoke at the White House in Washington, D.C. Monday. Price, who is also on the National Community Pharmacists Association Board of Directors, was part of a White House Roundtable Discussion titled, "Lowering Healthcare Costs... Read More.

Health Dept. receives $50K grant for increased lead testing after high rates found in local children

Monday, March 4

From JUDITH ZACCARIA/Cowley CourierTraveler (Editor’s Note: Reporting for this story was underwritten by a children’s health grant from the Kansas Newspaper Foundation made possible through the Legacy Regional Community Foundation for the use of all media outlets.) The City-Cowley County Health Department has... Read More.

Tiger wrestling team finishes just outside Top 20 at NJCAA championships

Monday, March 4

From RAMA PEROO/Cowley College Led by freshman Chance Davis’s fifth-place finish in the 165-pound weight class, the Cowley College wrestling team finished in 21st place out of 55 schools represented at the NJCAA Division I National Wrestling Championships held March 1-2 in Council Bluffs, IA. Cowley... Read More.

Tech company coming to Wellington to invest $14M in existing manufacturing facility; 110 new jobs projected

Monday, March 4

Governor Laura Kelly announced Monday that Elite Harness is investing $14 million in Wellington. According to a news release from the governor's office, the investment is projected to create 110 jobs, adding that Elite Harness will refurbish an existing facility into a... Read More.

Nike, National Womens Soccer League create new team kits

Nike, National Womens Soccer League create new team kits

NYs Nassau County announces ban on trans women from competing in womens sports in county-run facilities

Holloway sworn in as new ACPD chief

ACHS Jazz Band 4A runner-up at state competition

Strother Field Airport approved for $225K state grant for infrastructure improvements

Philadelphia Eagles’ Jason Kelce announces NFL retirement after 13 seasons

Scoreboard roundup — 3/4/24

Cause of VFW fire filed as undetermined, but fire marshal says no foul play suspected

VIDEO: Winfield pharmacist at White House Monday for roundtable discussion on prescription drug costs

Health Dept. receives $50K grant for increased lead testing after high rates found in local children

Tiger wrestling team finishes just outside Top 20 at NJCAA championships

Tech company coming to Wellington to invest $14M in existing manufacturing facility; 110 new jobs projected

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