When you evaluate the cost and benefit of a community resource, it’s essential to ask for public input. That’s why Seward County Community College will host Town Hall meetings Feb. 26 and 29, to discuss the future of the college swimming pool, says College president Brad Bennett.
“The pool is a great benefit to our community, but I think it’s time for us to evaluate whether it’s a good use of our funds,” said Bennett. “If that is something we want to examine, we need to gather input from the community.”
Nearly 75 people gathered at Seward County Community College to cut the ribbon and celebrate the opening of phase two of the Sharp Family Champions Center at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, February 9.
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community Library will host “African American Musicians in Kansas 1860-1920” presented by accomplished musician Lem Sheppard at noon, Monday, Feb. 5. Sheppard, an internationally known blues guitarist, vocalist, and historian based in Pittsburg, Kan., will… Read More ›