Squeaky clean free wash

Entertainment

ELLY GRIMM

Leader & Times

 

There are many activities scheduled throughout February to commemorate Black History Month and earlier this week, Seward County Community College joined in on that.

Monday, SCCC hosted “African American Musicians in Kansas 1860-1920” presented by musician Lem Sheppard. During the show, he shared some of his own story of getting into music as well as some history of Kansas music. As Sheppard tells it, music had been part of his life for a long time.

Read more …

ELLY GRIMM

• Leader & Times

 

I’ve made no secret here of my time being involved in band and music while I was in school and recently while I was searching for something to watch on Disney+, I came across a documentary that brought back some of those memories.

“The Last Repair Shop,” which clocks in at 40 minutes, focuses on a downtown Los Angeles shop where a handful of devoted craftspeople keep more than 80,000 student instruments in repair, which has been open for more than 60 years. I initially thought it would be more of a “day in the life” sort of feature and show the employees actually working on repairs and showing what a regular day in the shop looks like, but this was one of the times I was actually kind of happy to be proven wrong, because it’s SO much more than that.

Read more …

ELLY GRIMM

• Leader & Times

 

Green Day has been a favorite band of mine since high school when I came across their “American Idiot” album. I was so obsessed with the album, I ultimately asked for it as a birthday present and it remains in regular rotation in my car’s stereo even today.

Since then, I’ve dabbled in listening to some of their other albums and when I heard a little while ago they were releasing a new album, “Saviors,” I knew I’d have to give it a listen on Spotify on its release date. I did just that and ultimately ended up pretty happy with what I listened to.

Read more …

ELLY GRIMM

• Leader & Times

 

The Broadway in Wichita series is set to kick off for 2024, and the first show of the year will be “Come From Away.”

The national tour of "Come From Away" will be making its way to the Century II Concert Hall in Wichita with performances taking place Jan. 26 (8 p.m.), Jan. 27 (2 p.m. and 8 p.m.) and Jan. 28 (8 p.m). The show tells the true story of 7,000 people from many different countries and walks of life who were stranded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland after all flights into the US were grounded the week of Sept. 11, 2001. As the people of Newfoundland graciously welcome the 'come from aways' into their community in the aftermath, the passengers and locals alike process what’s happened while finding love, laughter, and new hope in the unlikely and lasting bonds they forge. As cast member Andrew Hendrick tells it, there is a lot of excitement surrounding bringing the show to Wichita.

Read more …

ELLY GRIMM

• Leader & Times

 

2023 was a rather interesting year for movies and recently, I got to thinking about some of my favorites I was able to see throughout the year. Some of them you’ve seen reviews of here while some of them I ultimately ended up not writing reviews for due to whatever circumstances were going on at that time.

So I thought it would be fun to go back through the year and talk about some of the movies I enjoyed in 2023. Let’s jump in!

Read more …

Page 21 of 21

Pick a language

search

Maverick auto
Brickhouse
Midtown pizza
Dannys Landscaping
Uncommon

Sports

Big first half leads Saints to 84-62 win
Feb 06 2026
Sewardsaints.com   The Seward C
Lady Saints crush Lady Beavers, 100-58
Feb 06 2026
Sewardsaints.com   The Seward C
Bulldogs maul Redskins in second half
Feb 05 2026
EARL WATT    • Leader & Time

Squeaky Clean Weather report

Weather in Ashburn

8th February, 2026 - 21:21
Clear Sky
18°F 16°F min 21°F max
7:09 17:38
Humidity: 50 %
Wind: 6.9 mph North-West
Visibility: 32,808 ft

Kansas News

Kansas Informer

Liberal First is a service of Seward County Publishing. To subscribe for home delivery, email us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Log in to comment

 
 
 
 

© 2024 Seward County Publishing, LLC. All Rights Reserved.