RISE Cowley awarded grant funds in the amount of $1,350 to William Newton Hospital for the purchase of three bike racks on the hospital campus.

Read more about the Pathways Community Impact Report for May 2022.

The City of Burden park has a new feature – a bench that will help families, specifically breastfeeding moms. In 2018, the Breastfeeding Advocates of Cowley County (BACC) received a grant from the Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition for the design, construction, and installation of a breastfeeding bench. The goal of this project is to provide a […]

RISE Cowley partnered with two community agencies to secure $33,000 in grant funds as a part of the Pathways to a Healthy Kansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS) initiative. RISE Cowley is a coalition of like-minded organizations dedicated to making Cowley County a healthier place to live, work, and play. Legacy Regional […]

RISE Cowley Secures BCBSKS Pathways grant for healthier options in the Cowley College Dining Center

The Community Health Center in Cowley County and Legacy Regional Community Foundation both received Pathways grants to address Social Determinants of Health

The City of Winfield Pathways funding to increase access to the grocery center, downtown, and Broadway Complex trail system.

The Cowley Farmer’s Market Association (CFMA) successfully wrapped up the 2021 market season. The Winfield Walnut Valley Farmer’s Market was open Saturday mornings from May-September, while the Ark City Farm and Art Market operated on Tuesday evenings, June-September.  The association partnered with K-State Research and Extension Cowley County to allow vendors to accept various forms […]

Within the next week, three farmers markets in Cowley County will open for the season. The Walnut Valley Farmers Market will open on Saturday, May 29 at the entrance to Island Park in Winfield from 7:30-11:00 a.m. The Ark City Farm and Art Market will open Tuesday, June 1 under the Rotunda at Wilson Park, […]