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Renae Hickert, Superintendent of Unified School District 480, has given her notice of retirement to the Board of Education, effective at the conclusion of the 2020-2021 academic year. Hickert has serv...

At approximately 1:30pm Monday January 18th, Seward County Fire Department responded to a grass fire on highway 54 at mile post 12. Units arrived on scene and contained the fire to 3 acres with assist...

A large grass fire combined with extreme winds turned dangerous for Firefighters and travelers on Highway 54 Friday afternoon. At 12:15pm Friday afternoon, Texas County 911 Center began to receive rep...

The Seward County Commission will meet Tuesday at 5:30pm in the Commission Chambers of the Seward County Administration Building. Re-Organization of the Board will take place with the appointing of a ...

BY PHILLIP LEE on JANUARY 14, 2021 ( 0 ) LIBERAL - All systems are go for in-person learning next Tuesday at Seward County Community College. After a week of remote learning, students will be allowed ...

Update: She has been found! Police in Liberal are asking for help in locating a 14-year-old girl who apparently ran away on Monday. The Liberal Police Department said Keira "KD" Hooks walked away from...

The Liberal City Commission met Monday evening and after appointing Taylor Harden as Mayor and Tony Martinez as Vice Mayor, held a Public Hearing on a Community Improvement District for the Southgate ...

The USD 480 Board of Education met Monday evening and appointed as Sarah Foreman President and Stewart Cauble as Vice President. The Board also accepted the Retirement of Superintendent Renae Hickert ...

An injury accident occurred Saturday, January 9th, at 2:40am on US-83 approximately 3.7 miles north of Turpin, OK in Beaver county. A 2006 Saturn Vue driven by Alex Garcia, 23, of Amarillo, TX. was so...

The Southwest Kansas Chambers and area communities will host a Virtual Legislative Coffee this Saturday, January the 9th at 10:00am. Legislators who will be participating include: Sen. John Doll, Dist...