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- Press Release Cowley College
The Cowley College Collegiate Quiz Bowl Teams participated in the Fall Invitational training tournament Nov. 1 at Neosho County Community College.
- By JOEY SPRINKLE SportsEditor@CTNewsOnline.com
It’s like déjà vu all over again.
- Press Release Cowley College
The Cowley College women’s basketball team remained unbeaten with a pair of home wins this past weekend.
Some of the crowd Monday that filled Winfield High School Ollie Thomas Gymnasium and the first-floor commons area stand with their hands over their hearts or salute to honor veterans.
- Main photo by JUDITH ZACCARIA and courtesy photo
Cowley County’s 29th annual ABATE Toy Run on Saturday went from Island Park in Winfield to the Agri-Business Building in Arkansas City to drop off toys and have lunch. There were about 200 motorcycles, along with other vehicles.
- Photo by DONITA CLAUSEN
- By REBECCA McCUTCHEON news1@ctnewsonline.com
A new store that opened this week in Winfield is bringing items people would normally have to find online or out of town.
- Press Release William Newton Hospital
When William Newton Hospital’s Chief Nursing Officer Laura Frazier, BSN, RN-BC, joined the hospital leadership team in August, a veteran recognition program was a meaningful project she wanted to implement straight away.
- By JUDITH ZACCARIA newsdesk@ctnewsonline.com
“Eurydice” is a dance, almost a ballet, as much as it is a drama. It flows through three movements uninterrupted by an intermission, yet doesn’t feel long because of the movement on the stage as well as in the story.
- Press Release Winfield Lions Club
Lions Clubs around the world have sponsored the Lions International Peace Poster contest for more than three decades in local schools and youth groups.
At 5:30 p.m., the first Friday El Maguey was open in its new location on Quail Ridge Drive in Winfield, the place was booming, with the parking lot full, people filling the entry way waiting to be seated and diners enjoying their El Maguey favorites. The restaurant has been reconfigured with…
- Photo by JUDITH ZACCARIA
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