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Ryleigh McCrumb and Hoyte Holmes, at right, were crowned queen and king.

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Morayah Cupp | Courtesy Photo Prom was held Saturday, March 16 with the promanade in the CCS auxilary gym and the dinner and dance were held at Broken Arrow Cellars. Pictured above is the royal court from left; Mason Wallin, Zachary Herbert, King, Jason Nelson, Queen, Athziry Valenzuala, Faith Hauxwell and Hailey Markee.

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The Chase County OID team of, from left, George Colton, Kevin Dannatt, Andrew Wiest and Zach Herbert perform for members of the public Monday during the CCS Speech Showcase. The group performs Thursday at state speech in Kearney. Colton and Wiest will also perform individually at state.

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Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Returning letter winners for the Wauneta-Palisade track teams are, front from left, Lilly Dinnel, McKenna Doetker, Jewel Holthus, Izzy Steno, Ryleigh McCrumb, middle from left, Peyton Cox, Cheyenne Parrish, Kameran McCrumb, Gregory Littrel, back from left, Gabe McCrumb, Konner McCrumb, Aden Acton and Dre Miner. Not pictured are GraCee Goings, Trey McCrumb and Ashton Wheeler.

The Wauneta-Palisade track and field teams are both young.  Very young.

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Jeffrey Martin, a CCS sixth grader, placed first at districts and third at state and will now be competing at the USA Wrestling Nationals in Council Bluffs, Iowa this weekend March 29-30. Placing in the Top 4 at State qualifies wrestlers for the National competition. Martin was also contacted by an AAU wrestling coach to attend their organization’s national competition in Tennessee, April 3-8. He will be on Team Nebraska for both the USA and AAU national meets. Thanks to the Chase County Wrestling Club for helping and supporting these young athletes.

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Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Chase County had eight of the top 12 times in the boys’ 200-meter dash at the Perkins County Pre-Season Meet. Pictured in one heat are, from left, Destry Russell, Jason Nelson, Marcos Tena and Alex Nelson.

Although the injury bug has bitten several members of the Chase County boys track team, the Longhorns had the vast majority of their athletes competing Friday at the Perkins County Pre-Season meet.

Opinion

I   had just started working at The Imperial Republican that June in 1977, and was in the front office when a local resident walked in and wanted to renew her subscription.

Imperial and Chase County really turned out in recent weeks and months, responding to several fundraising efforts, one of which will bring in more than $135,000 to local nonprofits and other organi

It’s going to be a busy weekend in Imperial with so much going on. What’s great about it is that these events will help all of us support our local community.

Sports

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Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Returning letter winners for the Wauneta-Palisade track teams are, front from left, Lilly Dinnel, McKenna Doetker, Jewel Holthus, Izzy Steno, Ryleigh McCrumb, middle from left, Peyton Cox, Cheyenne Parrish, Kameran McCrumb, Gregory Littrel, back from left, Gabe McCrumb, Konner McCrumb, Aden Acton and Dre Miner. Not pictured are GraCee Goings, Trey McCrumb and Ashton Wheeler.

The Wauneta-Palisade track and field teams are both young.  Very young.

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Jeffrey Martin, a CCS sixth grader, placed first at districts and third at state and will now be competing at the USA Wrestling Nationals in Council Bluffs, Iowa this weekend March 29-30. Placing in the Top 4 at State qualifies wrestlers for the National competition. Martin was also contacted by an AAU wrestling coach to attend their organization’s national competition in Tennessee, April 3-8. He will be on Team Nebraska for both the USA and AAU national meets. Thanks to the Chase County Wrestling Club for helping and supporting these young athletes.

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Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Chase County had eight of the top 12 times in the boys’ 200-meter dash at the Perkins County Pre-Season Meet. Pictured in one heat are, from left, Destry Russell, Jason Nelson, Marcos Tena and Alex Nelson.

Although the injury bug has bitten several members of the Chase County boys track team, the Longhorns had the vast majority of their athletes competing Friday at the Perkins County Pre-Season meet.

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