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As part of her SAE, CCS senior Jozie Schilke farms 320 acres on her family’s farm, including planting, harvesting and selling the crops.
A Chase County Schools senior and raised on her family’s farm, Jozie Schilke has always helped her dad and grandpa in the field.
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Staff now at their new Farm Bureau location at 513 Court Street, is enjoying the extra space. Standing, from left, are Kelly Vitosh, senior sales associate; Dustin Weiss, insurance agent; Angela Richmond, office administrator; and Hillary Dannatt, service associate. Not pictured is Cyndi Weiss, CFO.
Insurance agent Dustin Weiss has been a familiar face at Farm Bureau Financial Services in Imperial for well over a decade.
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Markenna Terryberry, a sophomore at Chase County Schools and member of the Imperial FFA chapter, started growing and selling succulents as part of her SAE.
Chase County Schools sophomore Markenna Terryberry is busy in her new greenhouse during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Heather Stumpff, right, a waitress at Pizza Hut, was manning the sidewalk pizza sales Monday evening.
Governor Ricketts’ Directed Health Measure (DHM) to further limit social interactions for all 93 counties in Nebraska is now in effect through May 11, unless renewed.
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Morayah Cupp shows some of her mobile chicken coops and one of the hens she rents out as part of her SAE for the Imperial FFA chapter.
Moe’s Mobile Coops is continuing despite the pandemic.
Chase County Schools junior and FFA member Morayah Cupp has been keeping herself busy since school has been closed.
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