Category Archives: KSCB News
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Kansas Corn Recognizes Collegiate Honors During Annual Symposium
Members of the third Collegiate Academy class were recognized during this year's virtual Kansas Corn Symposium for completing their program. Despite challenges brought on by COVID-19, participants exp...
Cheryl Jan 28, 2021
Local Students Named to Fall 2020 Deans Honor Roll at Fort Hays State University
Fort Hays State University has released the names of students who earned places on the Deans Honor Roll for the fall 2020 semester. The Deans Honor Roll includes undergraduate students only. To be eli...
Cheryl Jan 28, 2021
Former SCCC English instructor published in Ploughshares
BY RACHEL COLEMAN Ploughshares is pleased to announce that "Moral Compass," a poem by Janice Northerns will be published in the Winter 2020-21 issue. Northerns, former English and creative writ...
Cheryl Jan 27, 2021
COVID-19 Update on Wednesday January 27th
The numbers released by the KDHE, Seward County Health Department, and surrounding Counties for Wednesday January 27th show Seward County has had 3,749 individuals test results have come back positive...
Cheryl Jan 27, 2021
Snow, Ice, and Driving Too Fast Lead to Accident
On Tuesday, January 26th, 2021 around 3:05PM, Liberal Police Officers were dispatched to a non-injury motor vehicle accident on South Kansas Avenue/Highway 83. Upon arrival, officers began an investig...
Cheryl Jan 27, 2021
Liberal Police Investigate Stabbing
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, at approximately 3:25AM, Liberal Police Officers were dispatched to the 1500 block of Fairview in reference to a stabbing. Officers arrived and found a 24-year-old Hispa...
Cheryl Jan 27, 2021
Random COVID Testing Starts at SCCC, Results are Good
BY PHILLIP LEE LIBERAL - It continues to be good news for Seward County Community College on the COVID-19 front.Randomized testing at the college started last week and of the 21 participants, which in...
Cheryl Jan 26, 2021
Liberal City Commission Meets, Approves Pick Up Purchases
The Liberal City Commission met on Tuesday evening and entered into a Grazing Lease agreement with Max and Clay Louderback for Grazing rights at Arkalon Park for $20 per cow/calf pair. Regarding the w...
Cheryl Jan 26, 2021

USD 480 Board Meets, Refinances Bonds
The USD 480 Board of Education met Monday evening and after approving the Consent Agenda, approved the refinancing of the Districts Bonds. Currently, USD 480 has $114,185,000 in outstanding bonds. The...
Cheryl Jan 26, 2021 USD 480
Broadcast Square audio archives January 18 to 22, 2021
You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of January 18 to 22, 2021. Monday, January 18: Alisha Owens of Hugoton Chamber of Commerce, on its upcoming legislative updates in Garde...
Cheryl Jan 25, 2021
Obituaries

Perry LaRay Heckle
Joe
5h ago
Jeanette Sue Harp
Joe
12h ago
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

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
American Blue Beef for sale, Whole, 1/2, or 1/4
Joe
Oct 26, 2026
Auctions

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

