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ROBERT PIERCE

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Liberal police are investigating a local money making phone scam involving a Seward County Sheriff’s deputy.

A release from the Liberal Police Department said the scam currently targets community members.

“Several individuals have reported receiving phone calls from someone claiming to be Deputy Fenn with the Seward County Sheriff’s Department,” the release said. “This includes ‘spoofing’ the telephone number that appears to come from the sheriff’s department or local law enforcement.”

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ELLY GRIMM

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Willow Tree Golf Course has been a fixture in Liberal for many years, and recently, the course’s clubhouse celebrated getting a facelift.

The remodeling of the clubhouse was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting last week, and Special Projects Administrator Steve Carroll said the project has been a long time coming.

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ROBERT PIERCE

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From a young age, Norma Sanchez knew she was going to be a nurse.

“My mom, when I was little, would tell me I was going to be a nurse or a teacher,” she said. “She’s been telling me that since I was 5. She was always telling me I was going to be a nurse or a teacher when I grew up.”

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ELLY GRIMM

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The Kansas Talking Books program does a lot of wonderful work throughout the state, and this summer will offer another opportunity to be involved.

Kansas Talking Books is inviting patrons and qualifying individuals of all ages to participate in the 'Color Our World' summer reading program that will be taking place from June 2 to Aug. 1. The program will feature weekly prize drawings, themed book recommendation lists to visit vibrant new worlds and discover exciting new ideas, activities to unleash creativity, stimulating events, and there will be multiple events posted on social media and the Kansas Talking Books Web site throughout the summer. Participants will also be entered into the grand prize drawing if they fill out and return their reading logs – adults have to read five books, and youth patrons have to read at least 60 minutes a week.

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ROBERT PIERCE

   • Leader & Times

 

Throughout the year across America, warm weather brings millions outside for a simple walk in parks, neighborhoods and other places in communities.

Walking is likewise a popular pastime in Southwest Kansas, and Saturday, May 17, a few local organizations are inviting everyone to take a walk, this time for a cause.

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  1. Southwest Kansas Highway Mobility and Expansion Strategy to come to Liberal May 22 to provide feedback and listen
  2. Chamber of Commerce announces 2025 Chamber Challenge
  3. Sen. Marshall announces change to USCIS Mobile Service Initiative in Southwest Kansas
  4. Music instructors inviting public to be part of community band
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