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Delano Lewis: from Arkansas City to NPR and South Africa
Lewis, son of a Santa Fe railroad porter, led National Public Radio and served as U.S. ambassador to South Africa.
By Wade Ellison
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The people of Winfield and Cowley County, past and present.
In Profile
Charles Koch: The Wichita Native Behind Koch Inc.
Charles Koch, 90, has led Wichita-based Koch Inc. since 1967. A profile of his career, the Georgia-Pacific deal, his philanthropy and his Kansas ties.
By Garrett Pruitt
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Dick Metz won on the PGA Tour and came home to ranch
The Arkansas City golfer won 10 PGA Tour events and the 1960 Senior PGA Championship.
By Jolene Marquardt
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Donald Trump: From Queens Developer to the 47th President
A profile of Donald Trump, from his Queens childhood and New York real estate career to a second term shaped by tariffs, a tax law and a record shutdown.
By Wade Ellison
In Profile
Eugene Pallette, the Winfield-born actor with the gravel voice
Pallette appeared in more than 240 productions and is best remembered as Friar Tuck and as the father in My Man Godfrey.
By Garrett Pruitt
In Profile
Griffin to lead Southwestern College football
Brad Griffin, William Penn's defensive coordinator, is Southwestern's new head football coach, the 28th in the program's history.
By Garrett Pruitt
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Talk on Etta Semple, Kansas freethinker, set for historical society
An upcoming historical program looks at Etta Semple, the Ottawa, Kan., editor who led the Kansas Freethought Association.
By Garrett Pruitt
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Kenney’s career at Winfield High, KU and the Olympics
Bob Kenney was an All-State player at Winfield High, played at Kansas and won Olympic gold in 1952.
By Jolene Marquardt
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Creating beautiful guitars while keeping mom’s memory alive
Jake Willoughby started C.R. Alsip Guitars in Arkansas City in February and named it for his late mother.
By Wade Ellison
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Coaching legend Cowdrey fondly remembered
Charlie Cowdrey, who coached Southwestern College football from 1983 to 1991, died Jan. 18 at 77.
By Wade Ellison
In Profile
Winfield native Hutchins sets school record
Alex Hutchins broke a 1987 Southwestern record in the 35-pound throw and qualified for the NAIA indoor nationals.
By Jolene Marquardt
In Profile
Tucker made the most of his athletic ability
Gerald Tucker went from Oklahoma center to coach of the 1956 U.S. Olympic basketball team, which won gold in Melbourne.
By Jolene Marquardt