Districts 6 and 8 of the Nebraska Corn Board encompasses much of the western half of Nebraska
Terms for three members of the Nebraska Corn Development, Utilization and Marketing Board, also known as the Corn Board, will expire June 30, and Nebraska’s corn checkoff program is seeking can
Christmas season will kick off in early December, as Imperial celebrates the holidays with a Christmas parade and three different decorating contests.
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Chase County’s senior high livestock judging team placed first at its Nov. 12 district contest. Members are, left to right, Morayah Cupp, Jordan Jablonski, Peyton Dubas and Ansley Maronde.
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Members of Wauneta-Palisade’s state-bound agriscience team are, left to right, Trey McCrumb, Derik Kennicutt, GraCee Goings, Chase Bryant, Ryleigh McCrumb, Peyton Cox and Mandy Sandoval.
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Chase County’s junior high livestock judging team placed first at its Nov. 12 district contest. Members are, left to right, Tristan Jablonski, Jayme Gittlein, Odessa Zadina and Jasmine Johnson.
Seventeen FFA chapters, including Imperial and Wauneta-Palisade, attended the District 11 Career Development Event (CDE) for Livestock Evaluation, Agriscience and Natural Resources Nov.
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Involved in the presentation Monday in the ALLO for Education program were, from left, CCS Supt. Adam Lambert; Allison O’Neil, ALLO vice president of customer operations; and John Paisley, representing Gigabit, LLC. CCS received $2,700.
For the sixth year, ALLO Communications has supported local schools with its ALLO for Education referral program.
As many as 23% of Nebraska residents have missed a housing payment or were not confident they would make next month’s payment due to COVID-19, according to the Census Pulse Poll.
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