Category Archives: KSCB News

The Seward County Commission met on Monday evening and review of scope of work and bids received for the Seward County Roofing Projects. The financial impact to the County could be between $963,446.00...

Southwest Kansas positive test numbers for COVID 19 continue to rise. The lastest statistics released by the Seward County Health Department show, 296 test have been performed throughout the Seward Co...

The Seward County Health Department is performing sample collection for COVID-19 testing at the Seward County Fairgrounds. This COVID-19 testing is by appointment only. Persons who attempt to get test...

Parents that are interested in the USD 480 Dual Language Program need to watch the Program video or read the slideshow to learn about the dual language program and the lottery process. This is for the...

VIRUS OUTBREAK-KANSAS Kansas works to boost testing in meat processing towns MISSION, Kan. (AP) - Kansas has received more personal protective equipment and supplies to expand COVID-19 testing in comm...

By Miranda Gilbert Emergency Management PIO Texas County officials confirmed seven additional positive COVID-19 tests on Monday, April 20. The positive results are for five Guymon residents and two Ho...

Small businesses in the community have a chance to help themselves. The United State Chamber of Commerce Foundation is offering five thousand dollar grants to businesses. Your business must hire betwe...

Genesis Family Health, SW United Way and LACF will be handing out boxes of food under the Emergency Disaster relief fund. No restrictions to be eligible. Come to Genesis Family Health at 121 W 1st, fr...

Governor Laura Kelly announced Kansas has received additional supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE) to expand COVID-19 testing in Finney, Ford, Lyon and Seward counties. "I want to thank ou...

As Sunday evening comes to a close, the lastest statistics released by the Seward County Health Department show, 248 test have been performed throughout the Seward County. Of those 248, 77 individuals...