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The Liberal City Commission will have a somewhat light agenda for its next regular meeting this evening starting at 5:30. Tonight’s meeting will be in the commission chambers in the Liberal Recreation Center at 950 S. Grant Ave.
Up first for the commission will be discussion of the Revenue Neutral Rate, beginning with a public hearing.
Protecting the environment has been a hot topic for multiple generations, including today’s younger generations.
To help with environmental efforts, Eisenhower Middle School has revived its Green Team, and advisor Kirsten McCann said she is happy to be part of it.
Labor Day weekend is about half a week away, and for more than a century, in addition to being the unofficial end of summer, the holiday has been the time for the biggest annual event in the small town of Kismet.
This year marks the 105th Little World’s Fair, and organizers Brett Reiss and Neal Coffey said this year’s event has plenty of fun for all who come to the Seward County community.
A portion of the commission comments and suggestion cards items on Monday’s Seward County Commission agenda had one commissioner and Administrator April Warden voicing concerns over some community issues.
In commission comments, Vice Chair Tammy Sutherland-Abbott talked about some remarks made by local leaders following the results of the recent August primary election.
Sutherland-Abbott began her remarks by praising the work of county employees and Warden.
World War I involved all parts of the world, and Kansas was not exempt from those efforts.
Recently, author Blake Watson announced a new project to highlight some Kansans’ stories from that time.
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