KSCB News

SCCC/ATS Library Opens New Exhibit - January 30, 2012

The Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Library is proud to present the traveling exhibit Kansans Tell Their Stories. ...

SWMC Auxillary Presents Awards, Installs Officers - January 30, 2012

Southwest Medical Center Auxiliary members were honored for their hours of service in 2011 during a reception on January 19. The total hours recognized were ...

SWMC Auxillary Presents Awards, Installs Officers - January 30, 2012

Southwest Medical Center Auxiliary members were honored for their hours of service in 2011 during a reception on January 19. The total hours recognized were ...

Liberal Police Conduct Out Of State Registration Sweep - January 30, 2012

The Liberal Police Department would like to remind everyone that Kansas law requires that all motor vehicles garaged in Kansas for greater than 90 days must be registered in the State of Kansas. K...

Mainstreet Guymon To Host “Epic” Saturdays - January 30, 2012

Shake the tiles and put your letters together to form words that score well. It’s a Scrabble Tournament at Urban Bru on Saturday, Feb. 4, from 2 – 4 pm. The coffee shop and café,...

Southwest Kansas Dairy Gets Reprieve - January 30, 2012

The state has reversed its intent to terminate the operations of a southwest Kansas dairy with officials saying the owners are getting the facility into compliance with state and federal regulation...

Carl Holmes Seeks Re-Elelection - January 30, 2012

State Representative Carl D. Holmes (R-Liberal) announced today he has filed for reelection to the Kansas House of Representatives for the 125th District. The 125th District includes most of Sew...

Toto Breed Considered For State Dog - January 30, 2012

The dog breed that played Toto in "The Wizard of Oz" might become a state symbol. At the request of a constituent, State Rep. Ed Trimmer has introduced a bill that would designate th...

Dairies, Feedlots Seek Exemption To Hire Illegal Immigrants - January 30, 2012

Facing pressure from large dairies and feedlots desperate for workers, Kansas Agriculture Secretary Dale Rodman is seeking a federal waiver that would allow companies to hire illegal immigrants. ...

Governor Wants Teacher Evaluations Posted on Public Websites - January 30, 2012

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A plan by Gov. Sam Brownback to post teacher evaluations on public websites is drawing strong criticism from lawmakers in both parties. Under Brownback's plan, student per...