Category Archives: KSCB News
KSCB general news category
Firefighter Dies From Electrical Shock
On Sunday, August 15, 2021, Morton County Law Enforcement Center received a 911 call at 5:52pm reporting a vehicle rollover accident south of Rolla Ks with unknown occupants. At 5:53pm, Morton County ...
Cheryl Aug 16, 2021
Broadcast Square audio archives July 12 to 30, 2021
After several weeks off, KSCB is now once again posting audio archives. You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of July 12 to 16, 2021. Scroll down for audio and descriptions f...
Cheryl Aug 13, 2021
Broadcast Square audio archives August 2 to 13, 2021
After several weeks off, KSCB is now once again posting audio archives. You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of August 2 to 6, 2021. Scroll down for audio and descriptions f...
Cheryl Aug 13, 2021
Almost $100,000 in USDA Rural Business Development Funding Benefiting 27 Counties
A $96,575 USDA Rural Business Development grant that will be used to increase training and education programs will be availabe in 27 counties. "This USDA grant will help many small business owners suc...
Cheryl Aug 13, 2021
SWMC Takes Proactive Steps to Prevent Patient Falls
Southwest Medical Center (SWMC) is a not-for-profit acute care hospital with 89 beds in Liberal, Kansas, also serving patients from nearby Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico. As part of their p...
Cheryl Aug 13, 2021
Heritage Community Closed to Visitation
Heritage Community Assisted Living in Guymon has had 2 vaccinated residents test positive for COVID, so Heritage Community is closed to visitation through Sunday August 15. The free meals for area sen...
Cheryl Aug 13, 2021
Most of Kansas Sees decline in Population
New census figures show that most Kansas counties lost residents over the past 10 years as the state's population concentrated more in more populous places including the Kansas City area. Data from th...
Cheryl Aug 12, 2021
Corn Crop Projected to be Smaller this Year
A new government report shows Kansas farmers are expected to harvest a smaller corn crop this season. The National Agricultural Statistics Service said Thursday the state is projected to harvest 745 m...
Cheryl Aug 12, 2021
K-27 Reduced to One Lane in Syracuse
Traffic changes are scheduled to start along K-27 in Syracuse in mid- to late-August, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. K-27 traffic will be reduced to one lane with flaggers in pl...
Cheryl Aug 12, 2021

USD 480 Chromebook Checkout this Week
Starting Thursday, August 12, at 8 a.m., the USD 480 Technology Department will begin the process of issuing individual Chromebooks to students 6th-12th grade. Students may pick their Chromebooks up a...
Cheryl Aug 11, 2021 USD 480
Obituaries

Perry LaRay Heckle
Joe
Oct 28, 2026
Jeanette Sue Harp
Joe
Oct 28, 2026
Maria Cecilia Hernandez Anguiano
Joe
Oct 27, 2026
Eva Jean Ratzlaff
Joe
Oct 27, 2026
Jobs

Stevens County Hospital - Full Time Night RN and Full Time Night CNA
Cheryl
Oct 16, 2026
National Beef Help Wanted - Production starting wage $23.05
Cheryl
Oct 8, 2026
National Beef Help Wanted - Maintenance Technician - Starting wage $23.55
Cheryl
Oct 8, 2026
Classifieds

30 Small bales of Prairie Grass Hay
Joe
16h ago
Toddler Blues Clues and Teenager Police Officer Halloween costumes
Joe
Oct 28, 2026
120 Lg. Round Bales of Blue Stem near Bryans Corner
Joe
Oct 27, 2026
Fundraiser Dinner and Raffle to offset Medical expenses
Joe
Oct 26, 2026
Auctions

Gatlin Auction - Gun & Ammo Auction - October 31 SW CO Ag Bldg
Cheryl
Oct 16, 2026

