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Survey of Ogallala Aquifer planned
Special to the Leader & Times Beginning soon and continuing until late July, residents of Southwest Kansas may see a low-flying helicopter towing a large hexagonal frame. This aerial arrangement is part of a...
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County commission approves restructuring of SCHD budget
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times The Seward County Health Department has been the subject of much discussion at many recent county commission meetings, and the health department was again a topic at the bo...
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Hamilton joins growing list of candidates for U.S. Senate se...
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The race for one of Kansas’ U.S. Senate seats is filling up rapidly, and one of the names on that list is Adam Hamilton. Like many of the other candidates, Hamilton’s roots ...
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City to discuss transition of SCDC
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The Liberal City Commission will have multiple projects to look at for its next meeting this evening starting at 5:30. This evening’s meeting will be in the commission chamber...
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Greeson recommends staff changes to health dept.
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times In late April, county commissioners met with Seward County Health Department Director Brie Greeson regarding issues with the health department. The meeting was not livestr...
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Equity Bank breaks ground on new bank location
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Back in January, Equity Bank announced it would be rebuilding its south location, a project Equity Bank Regional President Steve Williams said had been in the works for a whil...
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Schmidt joins crowded field for U.S. Senate seat
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Many people from many different walks of life have put their names forward as candidates for Kansas’ U.S. Senate seat, including Patrick Schmidt. As Schmidt tells it, Kansas...
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Locals donate blood in LifeSave Kansas’ Battle of the Bases
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times The need for blood remains at a constantly high level, and Tuesday, some of those who work to save lives on a daily basis took some time to help save more lives by giving a...
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AAA urges drivers to Practice ‘100 Days of Safe Driving’
Western Kansas News Washington, D.C. – Memorial Day marks the beginning of the summer driving season, a time when teens gain more independence behind the wheel, families hit the road for vacations, and celebrati...
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Day running for Kansas Secretary of State
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The Kansas Secretary of State office is very important, and one of the people running in that race for this election cycle is Jennifer Day. As Day tells it, politics has alw...
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LOCAL SPORTS
Baseball season ends in Lawrence
L&T staff report The Redskins traveled to Lawrence to face the No. 2 seed Free State Firebirds in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs and lost
Saints land six on All Conference baseball team
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Lady Redskins sweep Dodge in regular season finale
L&T staff report After Liberal’s swee
Lady Red swimmers finish 4th in the WAC
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Survey of Ogallala Aquifer planned
Special to the Leader & Times Beginning soon and continuing until late July, residents of Southwest Kansas may see a low-flying helicopter towing a
County commission approves restructuring of SCHD budget
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Hamilton joins growing list of candidates for U.S. Sena
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Greeson recommends staff changes to health dept.
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