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Multiple departments will be getting new gear and/or equipment thanks to action taken by the Liberal City Commission Tuesday evening.
Among the requests was for bunker gear for the Liberal Fire Department.
The Five State Fair Association is looking for a few good board members, and Saturday, the two lone current board members took a step in finding those members.
About 28 local people attended a membership event hosted by the fair association to help recruit a new board, and current board member Mary Rose said several of those in attendance appear to be interested in helping the cause.
Employees everywhere face challenges in the business world, and locally, with the creation of a new networking group, the Seward County Development Corporation is helping women in the business world work through those challenges.
SCDC recently announced the launch of its Women In Business Networking Group (WIB), and Entrepreneurship Director Raquel Arellano said this is a dynamic group of local professionals who share insights, support one another and focus on both professional and personal development in a welcoming, pressure-free environment.
TOPEKA – Making more resources and funding available for communities through the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program is helping increase safety and improve the health and wellness of students as they walk, bike or roll to school.
The program helps provide the framework for local areas to enhance multimodal infrastructure and non-infrastructure plans now and in the future.
Those looking to help fund a great local cause while also having some fun will soon have that opportunity thanks to Southwest Miracles.
Southwest Miracles will be hosting its 16th annual Shindig event, which will be Saturday, Feb. 22 at the Seward County Activity Center at 810 Stadium Ave. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., and as a BYOB event, patrons must be 21 years old or older to come. The event will feature a steak dinner, a live and silent auction, and there will be live music from Lendon James and his band. Tickets are $25 each, and anyone wanting tickets can call (620) 626-5035 or any Southwest Miracles Committee member, as they will not be sold at the door.
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