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CCS students selected for the Masonic All-Star Marching Band were, from left, Hope Reinke, Aragorn Green and Tristen Stumpff.
Three Chase County High School students, Aragorn Green, Hope Reinke and Tristen Stumpff, were among 175 high school students from across Nebraska in the 28th annual Nebraska Masonic All-Star Ma
Diplomas continued to be awarded to college and university graduates who have ties to Chase County. Here is a recap on some of the accomplishments.
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Imperial FFA officers at the organization’s leadership training this month were, front from left, Brooke Schilke, Kathya Aragon, Jasmine Johnson, back from left, Mason Tyerman, Kylee Wiest, Jecca, Yaw, Sean Heermann and Westyn Mendenhall.
The Nebraska FFA Association spent May 18-27 hosting statewide Chapter Officer Leadership Training, better known as COLT to the FFA members who attend.
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Wauneta-Palisade Schools representatives, from left, school board member Allison Sandman, Superintendent Randy Geier, and board members Marty Wheeler, Laurie Maris and Aaron McKinney, take part in the ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony last Thursday for the new school addition.
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An artist’s rendering shows the new addition of a cafeteria and gym space to Wauneta-Palisade Schools.
Wauneta-Palisade Schools formally broke ground on its addition and renovation project last Thursday.
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Carrying their diplomas, CCS graduates, from left, Kobe Norman, Alejandro Mendoza, Stephen Murray and Dawson Mollendor exit the school building where they spent so much time.
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WP’s Halle Bardsley gets a big hug from her sister Harper following the commencement ceremony.
A combined 53 graduates from Chase County Schools and Wauneta-Palisade were sent on to their next endeavors at Saturday commencement ceremonies.
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