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Redskins fall to Hays, 33-14
By EARL WATT • Leader & Times The Liberal Redskins scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't enough to pull the upset in a 33-14 loss at Hays. Liberal finished the regular season 3-5 and the ...
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Moran joins effort to fight drugs
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Drug use prevention has become a hot topic in recent times, and recently, some action was taken at the federal level to help with that. Statistics from the Centers for Dise...
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Liberal airport receives federal grant
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times With Kansas being the Air Capitol of the World, the state’s airport facilities must be kept in good condition for those who travel by plane. Recently, some money became avail...
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Elkhart Mayor becomes president of Kansas Mayors Association
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Southwest Kansas has been steadily gaining a voice in state politics in recent years, and soon, that work will be continued. Elkhart Mayor Leo Carrillo was recently named th...
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Commission discusses public vote to advise on wind farming
EARL WATT • Leader & Times Should there be a vote on whether or not Seward County should allow commercial wind farming? That was discussed at last Monday’s Seward County Commission meeting, and Commissi...
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Safety campaign challenges drivers to buckle up and put the ...
Special to the Leader & Times Seward County Sheriff’s Office is challenging drivers to ditch the distractions and focus on safety. The goal is to bring awareness to two simple actions – buckling up and putt...
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Hamilton, Marshall tackle multiple topics at final debate
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Election Day for the 2026 midterms is rapidly approaching, and candidates for all offices in Kansas are in the home stretch when it comes to getting their message out. U.S. ...
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$1 million downtown upgrade to temporarily affect traffic
L&T staff report The City of Liberal was recently awarded a $500,000 matching grant from improvements on Kansas Ave., and with the local match coming from the 1-cent sales tax, the total project investment w...
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Law enforcement to heighten presence during Halloween
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The Halloween holiday is fast approaching, which means that weekend could see more people out and about on the streets. With that in mind, the Liberal Police Department wil...
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Avalos-Morales asks commission to speak up about ICE activit...
EARL WATT • Leader & Times During Monday’s Seward County Commission meeting, Dist. 3 candidate Lizette Avalos-Morales addressed the commission regarding the recent ICE activity in Southwest Kansas inclu...
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Commission discusses public vote to
EARL WATT • Leader & Times Should there be a vote on whether or not Seward County should allow commercial wind farming? That was discussed at l
Elkhart Mayor becomes president of Kansas Mayors Associ
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$1 million downtown upgrade to temporarily affect traff
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Redskins fall to Hays, 33-14
By EARL WATT • Leader & Times The Liberal Redskins scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't enough to pull the upset in a 33-14 loss
Seward women’s tennis duo qualifies for 2026 ITA Cup
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Warriors win 7th, Apaches take 8th in Dustbowl Showdown
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Moran joins effort to fight
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Drug use prevention has become a hot topic in recent times, and recently, some action was taken at the federal leve
Elkhart Mayor becomes president of Kansas Mayors Associ
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Commission discusses public vote to advise on wind farm
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Safety campaign challenges drivers to buckle up and put
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