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Sen. Marshall secures funds for SWMC
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Liberal’s hospital will soon be getting some significant dollars from the federal government. Thursday, U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall announced a major Rural Health Tran...
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MacArthur Elementary plans 5K Color Fun Run
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those looking to help support a local school while having some colorful fun will soon have just that opportunity. The MacArthur Elementary School Parent-Teacher Organization...
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Moran joins colleagues in urging expanded markets for U.S. c...
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Concerns about the U.S. cattle market have been raised in recent days and last week, Kansas representatives urged President Trump to take some action with just that. Last We...
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PFAC works to enhance health care with SWMC partnership
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Southwest Medical Center’s Patient Family Advisory Council (PFAC) is group of community members and hospital staff, and the community members assist the hospital staff in p...
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Turpin tops Trojans on the road, 62-14 to move to 2-0
L&T staff report The Turpin Cardinals racked up 528 yards of offense, averaging almost 12 yards per play, while their defense held Stanton County to just 175 yards in a 62-14 mercy-rule win. Cesar Quintana ...
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Redskins open with weather-shortened 7-0 win
EARL WATT • Leader & Times Marc Svaty's debut as the head coach of the Liberal Redskin football program started with a bolt of lightning, but he was still pleased with the outcome — a 7-0 win over Wichit...
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Intelligent Transportation System upgrades to begin statewid...
• Kansas Department of Transportation On Tuesday, the Kansas Department of Transportation plans to begin a project to upgrade equipment for the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) along highways in Butler...
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Paw Palace cuts ribbon on new pet grooming location
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those looking for a great place to get their canine friends looking their best now have that with Paw Palace at 115 W. 4th Street. Co-owner Antonio Puentes said the shop has bee...
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SCFD remembers 9/11 by climbing the stairs
By ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times The year 2026 has found millions of Americans celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The year likewise marks the landmark 25t...
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Students prep for Patriot Day
By ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Sept. 11, 2001, planes flew into the iconic Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, marking what many call one of the darkest days in America’s history. In 2003,...
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PFAC works to enhance health
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Southwest Medical Center’s Patient Family Advisory Council (PFAC) is group of community members and hospital staf
Moran joins colleagues in urging expanded markets for U
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MacArthur Elementary plans 5K Color Fun Run
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Intelligent Transportation System upgrades to begin sta
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Turpin tops Trojans on the
L&T staff report The Turpin Cardinals racked up 528 yards of offense, averaging almost 12 yards per play, while their defense held Stanton County to
Redskins open with weather-shortened 7-0 win
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Lady Red golf takes fourth at Hugoton
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Seward County soccer sweeps Trinidad
TRINIDAD, Colo. – The Seward County women's s
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Sen. Marshall secures funds for
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Liberal’s hospital will soon be getting some significant dollars from the federal government. Thursday, U.S. Sen
MacArthur Elementary plans 5K Color Fun Run
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Moran joins colleagues in urging expanded markets for U
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PFAC works to enhance health care with SWMC partnership
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Intelligent Transportation System upgrades to begin sta
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