2025 4-H SNAC program reaches out to Liberal students

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Liberal high school senior Taylor Swarnes prepares to knock down a three pointer during Friday night's homecoming win over visiting Drexel, 51-18. According to MSHSAA's website, Brandi Goodell's team is now 17-6. Swarnes recently eclipsed the 1,500 point mark in her career.
Swarnes shines in Lady Bulldogs’ homecoming con...
Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Friday night, senior Kylee Melton was crowned 2024-25 Liberal High School basketball homecoming queen. She is shown with her court, Izabelle Sprouls (left) and Libby Stebbins. The flower girl and crown bearer were Ella Spurling and Kyson Adamson. The Lady Bulldogs won their game prior to coronation 51-18 over Drexel. The boys dropped a close one, 48-45.
Melton crowned Liberal homecoming queen
Kellie Wilson, daughter of Crystal Davis, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Kellie loves riding her bike and playing basketball, football and softball. She has six pets - three dogs, two cats and a turtle. Her favorite subject is Math and she likes to help people.
Students of the week
Photos courtesy of Kristy Robertson/Barton County Chamber of Commerce
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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Tiger point guard No. 21 Jude Harris drives down the baseline in homecoming action against Seneca. The Tigers lost a hard fought game to the Indians 66-63.
Tigers lose hard fought homecoming game
Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Crowned during ceremonies held Friday night, Feb. 14, were 2025 Lamar Homecoming Queen Ashton Coble and King Avery Reed.
Lamar homecoming royalty crowned
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