On Friday morning, there was a two vehicle accident a couple miles east of Imperial on Highway 6. A semi truck and an SUV traveling opposite directions, nearly side-swiped one another, busting the drivers side mirror off the SUV. No injuries were reported.
Noah Rau (far right) received the male Outstanding Athlete award from Coach Ed Moore’s son, Tim, Thursday at the Ed Moore Invitational in Ogallala. Shayden Rasby of Ogallala was selected as the female Outstanding Athlete. Noah broke his own State record in the discus, throwing, 205’ 7”. There was a delay in the throwing so they could verify the throw. Officials only had a 200’ tape so they had to round up a longer measuring device.
Seven members of the CCS FFA received their State FFA Degrees at the Nebraska State FFA Convention. Those members pictured above include: (l-r); Beau Weiss, Navy Havel, Jayme Gittlein, Tessa Smith, Odessa Zadina, Carter Kuenning and Harrison Foote.
On Friday morning, there was a two vehicle accident a couple miles east of Imperial on Highway 6. A semi truck and an SUV traveling opposite directions, nearly side-swiped one another, busting the drivers side mirror off the SUV. No injuries were reported.
April has been designated as County Government Month, an annual observance that highlights the role counties play in providing essential services to residents and strengthening local communities.
The Chase County Schools golf team took first place at the DCS Tournament on Tuesday, April 7. Placing for Imperial were: Cole Pankonin (5th), Zak Anderson (1st), Tate Teply (10th), Harrison Foote (13th), Braxton Chubb (16th), and Aidan
Tomky, 1st in Junior Varsity.
By Alan Carman The Imperial Republican The CCS track teams traveled to Cambridge, Saturday, April 11 and took first place in the boys and girls divisions.