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How does LHS provide an advantage?
ELLY GRIMM
• Leader & Times
Liberal High School has had its Angry Red Advantage in place for multiple years and last Monday, LHS students and staff had the chance to share their thoughts about the program with the USD 480 school board.
“We really want to share these stories from students and staff about the Angry Red Advantage. They represent a variety of the different processes and procedures and initiatives we have in place at LHS, and they are the great things that have come from them,” LHS Principal Ashley Kappelmann said. “We talk a lot about high school being a four-year process, and with some of these students, you'll hear their journey and how they made it through some obstacles and challenges to get where they are today.”
SCCC brings ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ to life
ROBERT PIERCE
• Leader & Times
This Thursday, Friday and Saturday, students in the Seward County Community College Drama Department, along with some local actors, will bring to life the story of a hapless floral shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood and flesh.
“Little Shop of Horrors” is a rock comedy horror musical Director Jamie Francis describes as super fun. The musical has been performed in Liberal in the past, and it was actually the first musical Francis was involved in during her time in theater. This is just part of why she thought it would be great for this year’s spring musical at SCCC.
Food Truck Saturdays returning for summer 2024
ELLY GRIMM
• Leader & Times
Last summer saw people from Liberal and from out of town visit the Liberal community to try some delicious food and see some artisan vendors with the Food Truck Saturdays that took place.
Food Truck Saturdays ended up being so successful, it will be returning for this summer, and coordinator Amanda Devellen said she is very excited.
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