Category Archives: KSCB News

You can listen to archived Broadcast Square audio from the week of June 1 to 5, 2020. Monday, June 1: Nathan McCaffrey, chair of Seward County Commission, on Seward County's steps to re-open after Cov...

Seward County Fire Department responded to a grain dust explosion in North Seward County Friday morning. No injuries have occurred and the fire is out. The incident has been completed and all units ha...

USD 480 will continue to provide meal services on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, through August 14th at the following locations: Buses/district vehicles at the following addresses: -840 N Washington -1...

The latest statistics released by the KDHE, Seward County Health Department, and surrounding Counties for Thursday June 4th show Seward County has had 891 individuals test results have come back posit...

On Thursday afternoon, free food was distributed to local residents at Trinity Faith Church, 2264 S. Kansas. 800 units of 20 lb boxes of fruit and produce were handed out in a drive-thru fashion by th...

The Walnut Valley Festival will not happen this year. Officials at Walnut Valley Association (WVA) are postponing it until September 2021. The festival which is usually held the third weekend of Septe...

By Miranda Gilbert Emergency Management PIO Texas County officials confirmed five new positive COVID-19 tests on Thursday, June 4. Residents are asked to continue to wear a face covering and maintain ...

LIBERAL, Kan. - Seward County Community College President Dr. Ken Trzaska has accepted a new position and will leave the college at the completion of his fifth year at the helm. The college will begin...

The latest statistics released by the KDHE, Seward County Health Department, and surrounding Counties for Wednesday June 3rd show Seward County has had 888 individuals test results have come back posi...

he City of Guymon has updated the community on the water supply issues which they have been operating under for the past few days. Monday night and early Tuesday morning both Wells #25 and #33 were re...