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The Cambridge Schools Organization (CSO) would like to announce its rosters for the 2024 CSO All Star Game taking place on Friday, May 24. The girls game will begin at 6 p.m.
By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican
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Students in the UNK interior and product design program visit the Marcellus Building in downtown Franklin earlier this year. They’re working with community officials and the South Central Economic Development District on a project that would turn the historic property into affordable housing.
A faded metal sign still hangs from the building’s exterior, reminding residents of its glory days.
By Tyler Ellyson, UNK Communications
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Pictured from left, Craig Loeffler, Billie Hayes and Chad Yaw with the award from Imperial’s 2024 Outstanding Citizen.
On March 18th, the City of Imperial held its 8th Annual Outstanding Citizen Awards. The winners were Billie Hayes and Jaret Peterson.
By Tayler May, The Imperial Republican
Sports
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Henry was presented his second place trophy by Scottie Scheffler on Sunday, before the Masters was played. Scheffler went on to win the Masters in the days to follow.
It was a long road to get to Augusta for nine year old Henry Amen of Imperial.
By Alan Carman, The Imperial Republican
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Trey McCrumb lands in the sand on his way to a third place finish in triple jump at the Medicine Valley Invite.
Nothing comes easy in the RPAC conference this year and that includes Friday’s Medicine Valley Invite at Cambridge.
By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican
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James McArthur powers his way through the prelims of the 100-meter dash.
The Chase County boys track team continued to roll through its season, picking up a dominant win at the Sutherland Invite Friday.
By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican
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