Community
The contests at the heart of the Walnut Valley Festival
Since 1972, the Winfield festival has crowned national champions in flat-pick guitar, mandolin, banjo and more.
By Wade Ellison
Community
Festivals, parks, libraries, churches and civic life.
Community
The 1892 Coffin House on East 11th
The Queen Anne house at 421 E. 11th Ave., with its fish-scale cedar shingles, was listed on the National Register in 2003.
By Jolene Marquardt
Community
The Carnegie library on Millington Street
Built around 1912 with Carnegie money, the library at 1001 Millington was designed by Oklahoma City architects.
By Garrett Pruitt
Community
Grace United Methodist and its Collegiate Gothic building
The 1917 church at 320 College Street was designed by Ernest Olaf Brostrom and joined the National Register in 2005.
By Wade Ellison
Community
Nothing But Nets fundraiser at SC raises $2,400
A Feb. 1 fundraiser at Southwestern College raised $2,400 to buy bed nets against malaria.
By Garrett Pruitt
Community
Learning healthy lessons at Camp We Can
A new Winfield Recreation Commission camp is teaching 27 fourth- through sixth-graders about exercise and eating well.
By Loretta Vance
Community
Walnut Valley Festival names 2009 lineup
The 38th festival brings back Mountain Heart, John McCutcheon and Beppe Gambetta, and adds the Infamous Stringdusters.
By Garrett Pruitt