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No. 4 Turpin cruises past Canton, 52-6
JASON EPP • Leader & Times TURPIN, Okla.--The Turpin Cardinals cruised to their third straight mercy-rule win with a 52-6 victory over the Canton Bulldogs in their home opener. The Cardinal offense cran...
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Rosales takes $5,000 prize in 25th annual Duck Race
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Saturday dawned clear and sunny for the 25th iteration of the Duck Race Festival, and multiple area citizens went home with some prize money. Winners in the Duck Race were: ...
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SCCC partners with Newman for criminal justice bachelor’s de...
Seward County Community College Seward County Community College graduates can finish a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in as few as 12 months under a new agreement between Newman University and the Kansas ...
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SWMC diagnostic staff to provide breast exams at health fair
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Saturday, Southwest Medical Center is hosting the 17th annual Community Health Fair at the Seward County Activity Center, and among other screenings, people can get clinica...
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Organizers plan to march against ICE presence Saturday
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times ICE presence in the Southwest Kansas region last week inspired multiple protests in the area, including in Liberal. This coming Saturday will see another protest in Liberal to...
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Walkways provide great way to exercise, but pedestrian safet...
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Since 2009, pedestrian deaths have risen significantly, and local leaders are looking for ways to decrease those numbers. Southwest Medical Center Trauma Coordinator Katie...
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Helm challenges recall in district court
EARL WATT • Leader & Times Seward County Commission Chair Steve Helm has filed a lawsuit against those who filed a recall petition against him. In addition to the three signators — Jimmie Rice, Marie No...
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Diner receives makeover after relocation
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times After months of negotiations, moving from the Mid-America Air Museum to the Coronado Museum grounds and work, the former Bob’s Diner now officially has a fresh coat of paint. ...
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HOMECOMING HEROES — Redskins rally for 17-14 win
By EARL WATT • Leader & Times With the Homecoming game slipping away from the Redskins in the fourth quarter, Landry Fitzgerald flipped the script and ignited the Redskin fans with a 40-yard interception retur...
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Diner receives makeover after relocation
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Organizers plan to march against ICE presence Saturday
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SWMC diagnostic staff to provide breast exams at health
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No. 4 Turpin cruises past
JASON EPP • Leader & Times TURPIN, Okla.--The Turpin Cardinals cruised to their third straight mercy-rule win with a 52-6 victory over the Canto
HOMECOMING HEROES — Redskins rally for 17-14 win
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Rosales takes $5,000 prize in
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Saturday dawned clear and sunny for the 25th iteration of the Duck Race Festival, and multiple area citizens went ho
SCCC partners with Newman for criminal justice bachelor
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SWMC diagnostic staff to provide breast exams at health
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Organizers plan to march against ICE presence Saturday
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Walkways provide great way to exercise, but pedestrian
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