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Dec. 4, SCCC’s Showcase Theater will come alive with the sou...
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Mid-November is here, and soon, so to will be Thanksgiving Day, which will usher in the official start of the Christmas season. At Seward County Community College, plans ...
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Mann preparing for new role as Kansas Attorney General
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Election Day saw multiple seats throughout the U.S. flip political parties, and one of those was the Attorney General’s office in Kansas. Chris Mann defeated Kris Kobach fo...
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Critter Care celebrates 20 years of caring for pets
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Pet owners know a good groomer is an essential part of their pet’s health, and for many, that groomer is Shirley Sander at Critter Care at 730 S. Kansas Ave. Critter Care i...
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INSIDE THE NUMBERS – State tax proposal could wipe out any w...
EARL WATT Leader & Times The Seward County Commission worked throughout 2026 on a Conditional Use Permit between Seward County and Thresher Wind Energy, and that 76-page proposal was made public Nov. 3....
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Southwest Medical Center welcomes urologist Dr. Faris Azzoun...
Special to the Leader & Times Southwest Medical Center (SWMC) is pleased to welcome Faris Azzouni, M.D., to its medical staff and announce the reopening of its Urology Care Center, restoring specialized urol...
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Heartland's Hope expands to Oklahoma City
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Dr. Tera Robinson began Heartland’s Hope Mental Health Center in 2013 as a small private practice with a simple but meaningful vision. That vision was to provide compassi...
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How tall will the proposed wind turbines be?
EARL WATT Leader & Times Anyone who drives from Southwest Kansas to Amarillo will likely see the Groom, Texas, “Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Towering at 190 feet, this spectacle can be seen for mile...
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Liberal Unified Bowling Team Qualifies for State
Special to the Leader & Times The Liberal Unified bowling team has qualified for the State competition after earning a third-place finish at the Regional tournament in Great Bend. The team got off to a strong ...
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Moran secures federal resources for rural health care, calls...
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Sen. Jerry Moran’s office has been keeping relatively busy lately, and as a pair of announcements tells it, the work has been rather varied. Monday, Moran’s office announced ...
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City discusses plans for AirFair 2027
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times It may be a year away, but planning is already under way for the next Liberal AirFair, and those plans took another step forward Tuesday evening. Up first for the Liberal C...
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