Thurber letter troubling   WINFIELD -- The man accused of killing Cowley College dancer Jodi Sanderholm in January 2007 sent a letter from his jail cell last fall to another college coed who was on the college's dance team, a prosecution witness said Wednesday. Follow this link for more...

Railroad festival offering prizes   The first Railroad Heritage Days celebration is nearly two months away, but organizers are busy raising funds for the event. Follow this link for more...

Museum selling bricks   Last year was a busy time for the Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum and this year promises to be just as busy, a museum official said today. Follow this link for more...

Senate passes bill allowing creation of district attorneys   TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Kansans could say whether they want a district attorney to handle criminal cases in their county under a bill approved Wednesday by the Senate. Follow this link for more...

Choppers may move to Wichita   TOPEKA (AP) -- The Kansas National Guard may move some of its Black Hawk helicopters and their crews from Topeka to Wichita to better serve the state during emergencies. Follow this link for more...

	Ark City slips by Valley Center   During Arkansas City's last timeout, coach Ben Proctor drew up a play and directed a message to senior Jordan Fields. "Coach said, 'just take the ball to the hole, that's what you do best,'" Fields said. Follow this link for more...

Bullpen carries Cowley in home opener   They wore patches with the nickname "D-ROCK" enscribed on their left sleeves. The flag was at half stalf. There was also a moment of silence to honor the late Derek Burroughs before Wednesday's home opener. Follow this link for more...

Stinson seeks complete-game effort from Ark City girls   Arkansas City girls coach Bill Stinson has seen flashes of brilliance from his young team -- one that returned only one starter from last year's 12-win campaign -- over the course of the season. Follow this link for more...

Lady Tigers finish conference play unbeaten at home   Playing its final home game of the conference slate, the Cowley College women's basketball team defeated Fort Scott 66-39 Wednesday at W.S. Scott Auditorium. The victory caps a perfect conference home mark of 9-0 for the Lady Tigers. Follow this link for more...

Cowley softball sweeps Rose State   Getting solid starts on the mound from Heather Davis and Jacey Juden, and compiling 25 hits in two games, the No. 8-ranked Cowley College softball team swept a doubleheader against Rose State College Wednesday at Lady Tiger Field. Follow this link for more...

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