Category Archives: KSCB News

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) - Cecil O'Brate, a Kansas farmer, banker and devoted philanthropist, died in Garden City at the age of 95 on Saturday. O'Brate was the founder of the O'Brate Foundation, which has...

The Saints Collegiate Quiz Bowl Team finished third after a long day of competition in the NAQT Kansas Sectionals tournament at Cowley County Community College, Seward's highest-ever placing. Two Sain...

Tips to save energy as winter weather continues in Kansas WICHITA, Kan. - Jan. 18, 2024 - Black Hills Energy is tracking another cold front set to bring more freezing temperatures to Kansas. With cold...

Governor Laura Kelly announced that more than $2.3 million will be awarded to 28 Kansas agencies to improve the criminal justice system and enhance support services for crime victims. "These investmen...

by Rachel Coleman Nursing students at Seward County Community College recently sat for the NCLEX certification exams and achieved high pass rates. For the Registered Nurse (RN) exam, 85.7 percent, or ...

Representatives of the Seward County Board of Commissioners, City of Liberal Commissioners, Liberal Chamber of Commerce, City of Kismet Commissioners, Seward County Community College Board of Trustees...

The 75th Pancake Breakfast, at the Seward County Activity Center, will host an attempt at the "Highest Pancake Toss" record. The current record stands at 31 feet 2 inches, and is held by Mike "Mr. Pan...

by Rachel Coleman With the launch of its online learning platform, Saints Anywhere, Seward County Community College has recorded increased enrollment, a significant factor in the college's continuing ...

The Seward County Commission held their meeting on Tuesday evening at 5:30 pm Read a Proclamation declaring February as Black History Month in Seward County. The Rodeo Committee discussed their plans ...

On January 13, 2024 in the late afternoon, the Seward County Sheriff's Office was notified of a vehicle pursuit entering Kansas from Oklahoma. The pursuit was terminated after law enforcement lost vis...