On the farm   Jesus Bautista pats a horse on the nose at the farm of Ken and Pam Bryant north of Arkansas City. Follow this link for more...

Walgreens officially opens its doors   Dorothy Dickson wanted to get prints of digital photos she had taken of her iris garden. So she stopped by Walgreens this morning. Follow this link for more...

Races getting few filers   With less than a month before the deadline, few people have officially filed for elected office in the Cowley County area. Follow this link for more...

Post museum holds annual open house   Geuda Springs musician-songwriter Bill Post will hold his annual open house this Saturday at his musical heritage museum at his family farm west of Arkansas City. Follow this link for more...

Legislative leaders see eventual passage of smoking ban   TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- The state's top two legislators said Thursday that it's not a question of whether the Legislature will enact a statewide smoking ban, but when. Follow this link for more...

	Bulldogs finish fighting   A long season for the Bulldogs' baseball team came to a close on Tuesday evening when they lost their regional game 3-2 to Liberal High. Follow this link for more...

Cowley tennis resumes play at nationals   Rain suspended play for a day and a half at the NJCAA Division I National Tennis Tournament in Plano, Texas, but the Cowley College men's tennis team resumed play Wednesday afternoon. Follow this link for more...

Royals beat the Tigers 2-0   KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Luke Hochevar is finally beginning to demonstrate why the Kansas City Royals selected him first overall in the 2006 draft. Follow this link for more...

Big Brown- late for Preakness   BALTIMORE (AP) -- Sure, Big Brown was a late arrival at the Preakness. No one will hold it against the Kentucky Derby winner if he's first to finish on Saturday. Follow this link for more...

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