M.T. Liggett was well-known for saying what he thought. His metal artwork of twirling political statements and garish tributes to past lovers stands along U.S. Highway 400 near Mullinville, Kansas to carry on his tirades in his absence. Liggett died Thursday, August 17, 2017 at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita after a long battle with cancer but he leaves behind a legacy that makes some people mad, some people laugh, but gives most viewers something to think about. "He had a gruff manner and forthright way of speaking," said Patrick Clement, former Kiowa County Signal newspaper editor...
