Pompeo tours Strother Field industries

STROTHER FIELD — Republican congressional candidate Mike Pompeo visited two Strother Field companies Tuesday and received an endorsement from top managers at the Western Industries Inc. Plastic Products Group.

• Refinancing saves city $806,213

  Taking advantage of improved rates, the Winfield City Commission on Tuesday evening refinanced five loans and a bond issue.
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• Ark City credits utility customers for rusty water

  ARKANSAS CITY — A late addition to the agenda for Tuesday night’s Arkansas City City Commission meeting was a proposal to authorize city staff to credit the accounts of customers at 618, 622 and 626 S. Seventh St. for 12 months of water service.
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Viking soccer team loses 4-3 in double overtime to Hornets

Junior Matt Kaiser got the Viking soccer team off to a good start Tuesday evening as they took on the Hornets of Valley Center at the Goddard Tournament. Kaiser’s shot past goalie Colton Berry occurred just over 17 minutes into the first period.

• Southwestern cross country teams fare well at WSU

  The Southwestern men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in their first meet of the season Saturday at the Wichita State University gold classic.
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• Vikings lose three matches at Circle

  The Winfield volleyball team dropped all three of its matches Tuesday at the Circle quadrangular.
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Cowley College donates beef to Winfield Food Pantry

Following the purchase of a champion Angus steer during the Cowley County Fair 4-H Market Livestock Auction held at the Winfield Fairgrounds on Aug. 2, Cowley College donated 723 pounds of beef to the Winfield Community Food Pantry.

• Artists Alley to host ‘Symphony of Sunflowers’

  Flowers worshiping the sun, Kansas, fall and bright, yellow color all come to mind when thinking of sunflowers.
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Students chosen to join Cowley College Singers

With only 16 spots available, 28 students recently auditioned for a chance to be selected as a member of the Cowley College Singers.

• Puttin’ on the Hits lip sync contest approaching

  Looking for an evening of good music and high-energy entertainment, then plan on attending Cowley College’s 21st annual lip-sync contest, Puttin’ on the Hits. The show will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16 in the Robert Brown Theatre on the main campus in Arkansas City. Tickets are $2 and may be purchased in the Humanities Office inside the Brown Center or at the door.
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