Category Archives: KSCB News
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Hugoton Man Arrested for Sexual Assault
Date: 07/06/2021 On June 25, 2021, officers with the Hugoton Police Department were dispatched to the report of a sexual assault. During the investigation, officers learned that a five year old Hugoto...
Cheryl Jul 9, 2021
Sen. Roger Marshall to Host Town Hall Meetings
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., will hold public town halls on Friday, July 16th and Saturday, July 17th across SW Kansas. The public is invited to attend the town halls to learn about federal legi...
Cheryl Jul 9, 2021

USD 480 Board To Address Revenue Neutral Tax Rate Resolution
Tyler Parks JUL 08, 2021 The proposed mill levy for the USD 480 2021-2022 budget is 51.314, which is a reduction of .086 mills. Within the budget, the mill levy on the Capital Outlay Fund will be incr...
Cheryl Jul 8, 2021 USD 480

Kiwanis to Offer Peaches
The Early Riser Kiwanis of Liberal will have Georgia Peaches available Thursday July 10th and Friday July 11th. They will be in front of Izzy's and will be open from 4:00pm- 8:00pm Thursday and 3:00pm...
Cheryl Jul 7, 2021
Rep. Tracey Mann to Host Town Hall Meetings
Representative Tracey Mann will host town hall meetings next week to hear from Kansans in the Big First. Rep. Mann will be at the following locations: Wednesday July 14th Meade County: WHERE: Meade Li...
Cheryl Jul 7, 2021
Governor Laura Kelly Announces Nine Highway Improvement Projects in Western Kansas
DODGE CITY - Today, Governor Laura Kelly announced that nine Expansion and Modernization highway projects in western Kansas -- totaling more than $50 million investments -- have been committed to cons...
Cheryl Jul 7, 2021
Seward County Commission Meets, Approves Several Items
The Seward County Commission met on Tuesday evening for their first meeting in July. Among the items approved were the Cimarron Basin FY2022 Carryover Reimbursements budget and the revisions to Cimarr...
Cheryl Jul 6, 2021
Rains Slow Wheat Harvest
Many Kansas farm families spent the Independence Day weekend in the wheat fields, as warmer temperatures and dry winds allowed them to return to wheat harvest. However, not everyone had the opportunit...
Cheryl Jul 6, 2021
Tax Collections Up in 2021
Kansas marks the end of Fiscal Year 2021 with $8.9 billion in total tax collections for the year. That is a $758.1 million, or 9.3%, growth over the estimate. For June, total tax collections were $854...
Cheryl Jul 2, 2021
Broadcast Square audio archives June 21 to July 2, 2021
You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of June 21 to 25, 2021. Archives for June 28 to July 2 are also posted below. Monday, June 21: Alisha Owens of Hugoton Chamber of Commer...
Cheryl Jul 2, 2021
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
8h 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

