Coffeyville Community College News
There are a handful of spots still available for the adventure of a lifetime hiking the Grand Canyon.
Two concerts presented by the CCC music department will be upcoming later this month.
The Coffeyville Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa will be hosting a benefit car show on April 20 at Walter Johnson Park in Coffeyville.
Coffeyville Community College's theatre department will once again offer a summer theatre camp for children.
The Cherokee Nation Scholarship Night on April 9 has been rescheduled for April 30.
The Coffeyville Community College Music and Theatre Departments will present "The Wedding Singer" April 18-20. Performances each night begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Spencer/Rounds Theatre on the main campus of CCC. Admission is free. The musical is rated PG-14 for some adult language and adult themes.
Claudia Nygaard is an entertainer known for her quick wit and an affable connection with her audience.
Madison Bush, daughter of Michael and Cathy Bush of Havana, and Julia Reitz, daughter of Richard and Diane Reitz of rural Coffeyville, have been selected Phi Theta Kappa Members of the Month at Coffeyville Community College.
Several groups within the Coffeyville Community College instrumental music department will perform in a concert at CCC on Tuesday, April 2. The concert will begin at 7 p.m. in the Spencer/Rounds Theatre on the main campus of CCC. Admission is free.
Coffeyville Community College Music and Theatre Departments are proud to announce the cast for “The Wedding Singer.”
The Eta Gamma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Coffeyville Community College was named the top chapter in the Kansas Region at the region convention in Hutchinson at the Ramada Conference Center March 8-10.
Coffeyville Community College will sponsor “Rally in the Valley,” a youth competition and intertribal powwow, on Saturday March 9.
Jim Hall and Cindy Morgan have been playing music together since 1997 as a duo and in their band, Mingled Circumstances, performing a variety of folk, bluegrass, old-time, blues, traditional and contemporary music.
Officers of the Eta Gamma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Coffeyville Community College participated in the annual officers’ retreat held at the Benner House Bed and Breakfast, Weston, Missouri.
Megan Walterscheid, originally of Coffeyville, has been announced as a 2013 Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader.
A make-up date for the community interest Landscape class that was canceled due to snow on Feb. 21 has been announced.
Robert Stemmons began whistling at the age of five. When legendary whistler Fred Lowery, who twice headlined at Carnegie Hall, performed at his school, he was mesmerized and inspired.
Sophomore Karen Stoehr was named Phi Theta Kappa Student of the Month for February at Coffeyville Community College.
As a young guitarist, Tom Page fell under the spell of a local art band, The Embarrassment, and began to set the stage for a cutting-edge music scene that thrives to this day.
The Eta Gamma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Coffeyville Community College was represented at The University of Tulsa’s Presidential Lecture Series by chapter vice president of communications Laura Lyons.
Connie Neil Fisher’s life in public service lends itself well to his newest pastime of telling tales.
Coffeyville Community College sophomores Caitlin Shepard and Aaron Neely were among the fifty Kansas community college students honored as members of the 2013 All-Kansas Academic Team.
Coffeyville Community College Music and Theatre Departments will hold auditions on Tuesday night, Feb. 12, for "The Wedding Singer".
Jane Godfrey began singing harmonies with her sisters and brothers further back than memory serves her.
Kacie Serrault & Eric Mueller were recognized at the January CCC Board of Trustees meeting as the November and December Students of the Month for the Eta Gamma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa.