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Robotics competition brings in area youth
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Young people from all over the Five State region converged upon Liberal earlier this month to take part in the annual First LEGO League competition hosted by Liberal Recrea...
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2026 KSCB SpringFest Home Show coming April 25 and 26
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those looking to start tackling those outdoor improvement projects will soon have some help thanks to multiple area vendors. This year's SpringFest Home Show will be from 10...
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SWMC welcomes Zak Ibrahim, MD
Southwest Medical Center Southwest Medical Center is pleased to announce Zak Ibrahim, MD, a board-certified, fellowship-trained spine surgeon, will be joining the Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Care Center lat...
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Seward County United Way helps commemorate International Wom...
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Sunday, March 8 was International Women’s Day, and March itself is Women’s History Month. Some local organizations marked the day and the month with women’s events in the ...
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Osborn takes first at District meet
Special to the Leader & Times District 4 hosted its Championship Tournament in Hays over the weekend of March 6 and 7. Liberal Wrestling Club took 32 wrestlers to the tournament. The top 4 from each weight c...
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Saints finish season with loss to Barton
www.kscbnews.net The Barton Cougars had too much for the Seward County Saints Friday afternoon. In a contentious semifinal game played on Barton’s home court. Barton’s Cougars roared to a 102-83 win over the vi...
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Kansas selected as Core State to expand employment for menta...
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Individuals with mental health conditions have a tough time finding employment and soon, Kansas will be a forerunner in helping with just that. Thursday, Kansas Department f...
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Helping producers get the most out of their soil
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Conservation districts in three area counties recently hosted a Local Work Group in Liberal to help make recommendations to the Kansas Natural Resources Conservation Servic...
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This year’s Chamber Bash will be ‘A GOLDEN NIGHT TO REMEMBER...
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those looking for a golden evening of fun will soon have just that opportunity. The 2026 Chamber Bash will be Saturday, April 4 at the Seward County Activity Center, with do...
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Richard shares HRS update for MacArthur Elementary School
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Schools throughout USD 480 have been taking part in the High Reliability Schools (HRS) program, and as MacArthur Elementary School Principal Dr. Maureen Richard tells it, her ...
LOCAL NEWS
This year’s Chamber Bash will
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those looking for a golden evening of fun will soon have just that opportunity. The 2026 Chamber Bash will be Satu
Kansas selected as Core State to expand employment for
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Indiv
Richard shares HRS update for MacArthur Elementary Scho
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Schoo
Helping producers get the most out of their soil
ROBERT PIERCE • Leader & Times Co
LOCAL SPORTS
Osborn takes first at District
Special to the Leader & Times District 4 hosted its Championship Tournament in Hays over the weekend of March 6 and 7. Liberal Wrestling Club took 3
Saints finish season with loss to Barton
www.kscbnews.net The Barton Cougars had t
Lady Saints season comes to an end in Coffeyville
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Saints advance to Region 6 Final Four after win over Co
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Lady Redskin rally falls short in Sub-State championsh
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LOCAL INTEREST
Mettlen shares story at Women's
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times The 2026 Women’s Day Luncheon brought in many women from the community, and one of the speakers attendees got to hea
This year’s Chamber Bash will be ‘A GOLDEN NIGHT TO REM
ELLY GRIMM • Leader & Times Those
Baker to take helm of Redskin football
ELLY GRIMM• Leader & Times The Liberal R
As budget reductions loom, county reviews pay structure
By ROBERT PIERCE• Leader & Times Salarie
Former staff, current staff and citizen address commiss
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Kansas selected as Core State to expand employment for mental health individuals
ELLY GRIMM
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Individuals with mental health conditions have a tough time finding employment and soon, Kansas will be a forerunner in helping with just that.
Thursday, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) Secretary Laura Howard announced Kansas was selected as one of seven core states for fiscal year 2026 in the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) National Expansion of Employment Opportunities Network (NEON) initiative.
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