By ROBERT PIERCE• Leader & Times The Seward County Health Department will soon have a new home, and work will likewise be taking place to remodel the building where that home will be.The county issued a release Thursday saying the county commission will accept two sealed bids for the...
A 2005 Mervury Grand Marquis is loaded onto a wrecker after being involved in an accident at the intersection of Tucker Road and Country Estate Road. Alvita McCollom was driving the Grand Marquis, and she succombed to injuries sustained from the accident. L&T photo/Elly Grimm By...
Leslie VonHolten, education coordinator with the Kansas Consortium-Intelligence Community Center for Academic Excellence (ICCAE), explains the Intelligence and National Security Studies program to an SCCC student in a recent visit. Courtesy photo• Seward County Community College The need...
Students raised $30,595 in pledges for the SCCC Foundation, which endows funds to students for scholarships as well the programs to support them. Courtesy photo• Seward County Community College The Seward County Community College Phonathon raised more than $30,000 in April, showing the...
Baker Arts Director Toni Smith, right, announces the retirement of Diane Marsh as the arts director for the center at the 2016 membership appreciation event at El Rancho Exotica. This year’s event is scheduled to take place Saturday evening in Baker’s “Big Back Yard.” L&T file photo/Robert...
Piles of old turf from Redskin Field prepare to be disposed of. Replacing the field’s turf is another project USD 480 administrators and staff will be working on this summer. L&T photo/Elly GrimmELLY GRIMM• Leader & Times Just because the school year is over does not mean the work...
ROBERT PIERCE• Leader & Times Most people are prone to forget things from time to time, but for the most part, the memory is strong enough to operate in daily life. For an Alzheimer’s patient, though, the world is a little different with memories that come and go through the course...
Cindi Lyddon, left, and Bill Lyddon answer a question about the Mid-America Air Museum during a special meeting Tuesday morning that included the Liberal City Commission and the M.A.A.M. Foundation board. Overall, the conversation was very productive according to both sides. L&T photo/Elly...
The fluids from a Nissan Sentra drain on the pavement near the intersection of 15th and Western after a traffic accident Tuesday evening at about 6 p.m. L&T photo/Serena RinehartROBERT PIERCE• Leader & Times Two drivers were issued citations after a non-injury accident Tuesday...
• L&T staff report Baker Arts Center is hosting its annual membership appreciation event this Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the center’s big back yard. The event’s theme is “A Taste of Baker,” and the celebration is for Baker Arts members only. However, those who are not members need...
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