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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
The first human case of West Nile virus this season has been found in the Three Rivers Public Health District in eastern Nebraska.
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This tipped trailer loaded with hay blocked the west-bound lane of Highway 6 last Thursday for a couple of hours after the driver failed to negotiate the turn properly off of Avenue 321.
A partially overturned trailer hauling hay blocked a portion of Highway 6 west of Imperial last Thursday, closing the west-bound lane of traffic for a little over two hours.
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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Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Patriotism starts early. At the conclusion of the Memorial Day program at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Imperial, Luke Moore of Mt. Shasta, California walks past the graves with a U.S. flag donated to the VFW Post and auxiliary by the local Bomgaars store. The flags were distributed to children at the program.
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Hank Wicke lays a wreath on the memorial at Wauneta’s Riverside Cemetery during Monday’s Memorial Day service.
Cemeteries in Imperial and Wauneta, helped by recent rain and the efforts of their caretakers, were in top shape for Memorial Day as they hosted programs honoring the country’s fallen heroes.
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