Fall post season awards announced
Numerous Chase County and Wauneta-Palisade athletes have been named to their respective conference volleyball and district football teams.
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Ten students have been selected to go on the FFVF trip in March. They are from left, Matt Murray, Gavin Wisnieski, George Colton, Kevin Dannatt, Carson Terryberry, Malachi Christensen, Shelby Schoenholz, Faith Hauxwell and Katelyn Stamm. Westyn Mendenhall is not pictured.
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge trip winners announced
Lesley Nordhausen, Community Relations Manager and local Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge board member, has announced there will be 10 students from Chase County Schools going on the FFVF trip M
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Leroy Grams holds the sabre belonging to his great-great-great grandfather Colonel Charles Little who fought with General George Washington in the Revolutionary War, the same sabre pictured with his father, Harry, in 1988.
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Harry Grams displays sabre used by his great-great-grandfather in the Revolutionary War.
Veteran’s Day, a family’s history revisited
Leroy Grams, a local retired farmer, is proud of his family’s history and their generational service to their country. He is referred to by some as the family genealogist and for good reason.
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A 2017 Hyundai SUV was totalled in an accident near Enders early Monday morning. Mitzi Stroyek of Hastings and Beau Burkhalter, the driver of the semi where both transported to the Chase County Community Hospital where they were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Beau Burkhalter of McDonald, Kansas was the driver of this 2011 Freightliner traveling north on Hwy. 6. Burkhalter crossed the center line, striking another vehicle before sliding into the east ditch and this row of trees.
Area emergency services respond to head-on injury accident on Hwy 6
On Nov. 6 at 8:56 a.m., the Chase County Sheriff’s Office, Imperial Fire Department and Chase County EMS responded to an injury accident at mile marker 33 on Hwy. 6.
Some of the shoppers perusing vendor offerings included, top left, from left, Deb Hrcka, owner Tabitha Johnson and Diann Schilke at the jBloom Jewelry booth.
PaperPie children’s books’ owner Brandi Dannatt shows Kala Holmes and grandson Dustin Holmes some of her selections.
Mary Wilson enjoys a conversation with BWW Silver jewelry owners Shelbi Jueneman and Judy Brandt.
SWNE Crafters & Entrepreneurs Christmas Festival welcomes new vendors
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