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The holiday season is officially here, and while many people see it as a time of joy and fun, there are also many who find it a time of anxiety and unhappiness.
With that in mind, there are some measures people can take to make sure they remain okay throughout the season.
Men's Night Out will be this Sunday at 6 p.m. at Faith Tabernacle Church at 514 N. Kansas Ave.
The Sunday Night Football game featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers will be shown, and Tom Patterson will be a featured speaker.
A lasagna dinner will be provided.
All men along with their sons are welcome.
The USD 480 school board will have a full agenda to work through at its final regular meeting of 2024 Monday evening. Monday’s meeting will be in Room C107 of the Liberal High School East Campus.
Up first will be discussion of the use of PLC Institute.
Christmas time is here, and so too is the winter season.
With the weather getting colder, much more of life’s activities will be taking place indoors, and some of the favorite indoor activities of many are reading and watching movies.
This week, the Olive Warner Memorial Library (OWML) in Hooker, Okla., is giving people a chance to buy reading materials, including books, magazines and audiobooks, and DVDs through its annual book sale.
Seward County officials have until Dec. 31 to earmark money the county received from funds from the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and it appears that decision will come at the county commissioner’s final meeting of 2024 on Dec. 16.
Following Monday’s regular meeting in a special meeting, Administrator April Warden presented commissioners with numbers regarding the money the county has spent from the funding, money obligated and remaining balanced on projects targeted for funding.
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