Earl Watt
Publisher at Liberal First
1989 Liberal High grad, owner/publisher of Daily Leader in Liberal
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4 weeks ago |
liberalfirst.com | Earl Watt
Soros, others spend big to keep U.S. voting requirements loose A bill that would institute uniform voting security measures for federal elections in each state may be introduced before the Rules Committee in the U.S. […] Devil exposed as bad speller, but gets his due in Kansas Statehouse bru-ha The devil apparently won’t be in the running to win next year’s Kansas State Spelling Bee, but with the scuffle that broke out at the […] $600,000+ salary for CEO makes SEK commissioners question tax...
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1 month ago |
liberalfirst.com | Earl Watt
Special to the Leader & Times The Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association (KWCA) has announced the high school senior wrestlers who have accepted their invitation to wrestle in the 2nd annual KWCA Kansas Shrine Duals. Liberal senior Keirsie Carlile was named to the roster after her sixth place finish at State. The KWCA Kansas Shrine Duals will be take place Saturday, March 29, 2025, at Fugate Gymnasium on the campus of Newman University in Wichita, Kansas.
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Very easy to find that. I have limited space to write my column and can’t include additional@info. My column mentioned John Smith’s role.
Also cool fact @leaderandtimes "Squanto" (their real name was Tisquantum, but I bet your first hand sources also didn't say that) was kidnapped by John Smith and was further captured and sold in Spain. Was that cool part of the history missed in your text book?
