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BREAKING: Smith Fired By Cowley College Board; Schoon Interim President

Thursday, February 2

Updated: Friday, 10:26 a.m. ARK CITY — The Cowley College Board of Trustees terminated President Randy Smith’s contract during a special meeting Thursday night at the campus in Ark City. The vote was 7-0 to terminate his contract. Dr. Michelle Schoon, the Vice President of Academic Affairs... Read More.

Two House Fires Reported Wednesday Morning

Thursday, February 2

Area firefighters were busy Wednesday morning with structure fires reported in Winfield and west of Ark City. In Winfield, a fire was reported a little before 6 a.m. at 601 E. 13th. The home, which was unoccupied, was a total loss, according to the Winfield... Read More.

Oklahoma Court Records Confirm $1M Bankruptcy Cowley College President Denied Filing

Wednesday, February 1

Three years before Randy Smith was hired as the president of Cowley College this past July, he filed a petition in federal court in Oklahoma for Chapter 13 bankruptcy that claimed over $1 million in liabilities. Of the liabilities, over $100,000 was in credit card... Read More.

AUDIO: DeLong Recaps Recent Fentanyl Town Hall, Four County Mental Health Partnership

Tuesday, January 31

Winfield Police Chief Robbie DeLong stopped by KSOK/Bob FM last week to talk about the recent town hall on fentanyl and the department's recent partnership with Four County Mental Health. Brady Bauman KSOK · Read More.

Cowley College Trustees Hold Special Board Meeting Monday Night

Tuesday, January 31

(Photos by Brett Coplen, who contributed to this report) ARK CITY -- The crowd inside the President's Dining Room with a capacity of 48 persons overflowed into the McAtee Dining Center at Cowley College Monday night for a special Cowley College Board of Trustees meeting. The... Read More.

Kelly Announces Program To Provide $1,000 Per Student For Qualifying Families

Tuesday, January 31

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has announced $1,000 for qualifying parents and guardians per child to pay for educational goods and services. According to the governor's office Tuesday, the one-time payment is possible via the creation of the Kansas Education Enrichment Program, or "KEEP." Students whose household... Read More.

No. 21 Builders Pull Away From Tabor; Clark Tallies 33

Monday, January 30

The Southwestern College men's basketball defeated Tabor College 76-61 Saturday in Winfield and Ark City High School grad Cevin Clark ended the night with 33 points for the No. 21 Moundbuilders on Pink Night inside Stewart Field House. Cooper Pierce, another ACHS alum, added seven... Read More.

Cowley College Hoops Sweep Mavericks

Monday, January 30

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley College The Cowley College women’s basketball team continued its recent resurgence with a 93-77 victory over Northwest Kansas Tech Saturday afternoon inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. The victory was Cowley’s second in a row and fourth in its past six games as they improved... Read More.

Creekstone Donates $2,500 To Ark City Fire Department

Monday, January 30

Creekstone Farms in Ark City recently presented the Ark City Fire Department with a certificate of appreciation for the emergency services provided to the community and a donation of $2,500. “Arkansas City Fire Department would like to recognize and thank the wonderful staff at Creekstone... Read More.

Winfield Woman Reappointed To State Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee

Friday, January 27

A Winfield woman has been reappointed to a state oversight committee. According to Gov. Laura Kelly's office Thursday, Melody Pappan has been reappointed to the state Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee with "the purpose to oversee the implementation of reform measures intended to improve the state’s... Read More.

Lady Tiger Softball Team Eager To Build Off Last Season’s Success

Friday, January 27

By RAMA PEROO/Cowley College Coming off its best season in four years, the Cowley College softball team is poised to do even bigger things in the upcoming season. The Lady Tigers, who went 38-14 and finished second in the conference last season, have been picked... Read More.

KDOT Approves $790K For Work On Sgt. Tyler A. Juden Memorial Bridge East Of Ark City

Thursday, January 26

The Kansas Department of Transportation has approved a bid for repairs for a bridge over the Walnut River east of Ark City. According to a news release from KDOT Thursday, $789,867.29 will go to Wildcat Construction Co. Inc. & Subsidiaries out of Wichita for repair... Read More.

BREAKING: Smith Fired By Cowley College Board; Schoon Interim President

BREAKING: Smith Fired By Cowley College Board; Schoon Interim President

Two House Fires Reported Wednesday Morning

Oklahoma Court Records Confirm $1M Bankruptcy Cowley College President Denied Filing

AUDIO: DeLong Recaps Recent Fentanyl Town Hall, Four County Mental Health Partnership

Cowley College Trustees Hold Special Board Meeting Monday Night

Kelly Announces Program To Provide $1,000 Per Student For Qualifying Families

No. 21 Builders Pull Away From Tabor; Clark Tallies 33

Cowley College Hoops Sweep Mavericks

Creekstone Donates $2,500 To Ark City Fire Department

Winfield Woman Reappointed To State Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee

Lady Tiger Softball Team Eager To Build Off Last Season’s Success

KDOT Approves $790K For Work On Sgt. Tyler A. Juden Memorial Bridge East Of Ark City

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