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USD 374 proposes bond election for infrastructure upgrades
Special to the Leader & Times USD 374 Sublette will have a bond election Nov. 3 seeking voter approval for $6 million in bond financing to address a list of critical infrastructure upgrade needs. The propo...
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Community Health Fair coming Oct. 3
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times With many residents in Seward County not having health insurance, affordable health care is a must for many locals, and Oct. 3, Southwest Medical Center is giving everyone ...
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Sober driving campaign to focus on consequences of driving i...
Seward County Sheriff’s office Labor Day weekend is often a time many celebrate. The Seward County Sheriff’s office reminds the public to celebrate responsibly and drive sober. The sheriff’s office joins law...
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City to consider land purchase including water rights
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Multiple infrastructure projects will be up for discussion at this evening’s Liberal City Commission meeting starting at 5:30. This evening’s meeting will be in the commission...
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Hensley retires from long-term service to LARC/DVS
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Lori Hensley has been one of the many faces helping clients at Liberal Area Rape Crisis/Domestic Violence Services (LARC/DVS) for many years and last week, she and others in t...
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Rose earns certification in county finance
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Mary Rose has been serving as Seward County’s treasurer since early 2023, and before that, she had worked in the office for several years. As part of her time in the treas...
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Petition to remove Helm approved
L&T staff report A recall petition filed against Seward County Commissioner Steve Helm was allowed to move forward according to Seward County Attorney Russell Hasenbank. “I determine the petition to be suff...
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Fire truck, semi collide on Hwy. 54
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times The front of a fire truck was completely removed and shredded, and a local firefighter suffered minor injuries in an accident last Wednesday. Seward County Sheriff Gene W...
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Deputy treasurer sounds off on rescinded wage adjustments
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times In July, Seward County commissioners voted to approve a pay scale adjustment for the treasurer’s office setting minimum pay at $19 an hour, with some making as much as $30 ...
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Kansas Supreme Court coming to Liberal in September
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The Liberal community will be in for a very special opportunity late next month. The Kansas Supreme Court will be conducting a special session Tuesday, Sept. 22. The court w...
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Community Health Fair coming Oct.
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times With many residents in Seward County not having health insurance, affordable health care is a must for many local
USD 374 proposes bond election for infrastructure upgra
Special to the Leader & Times USD 374
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Lady Saints volleyball provides opportunity
Special to the Leader & Times The Seward County Community College volleyball team is gearing up for its 2026 slate with the home opener on Monday, A
Saints edged by McCook in hard-fought season debut
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USD 374 proposes bond election
Special to the Leader & Times USD 374 Sublette will have a bond election Nov. 3 seeking voter approval for $6 million in bond financing to address a
Sober driving campaign to focus on consequences of driv
Seward County Sheriff’s office Labor Day
City to consider land purchase including water rights
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Multi
Hensley retires from long-term service to LARC/DVS
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