Liliana Marquez | For The Imperial Republican
Raquell Castillo is a new member of Imperial EMS, and believes serving as an EMT is a way to give back to the community that has given so much to her.
Despite facing challenges in life, Raquell Castillo works hard to overcome racial stereotypes.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Carrying their diplomas, CCS graduates, from left, Kobe Norman, Alejandro Mendoza, Stephen Murray and Dawson Mollendor exit the school building where they spent so much time.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
WP’s Halle Bardsley gets a big hug from her sister Harper following the commencement ceremony.
A combined 53 graduates from Chase County Schools and Wauneta-Palisade were sent on to their next endeavors at Saturday commencement ceremonies.
Efforts to add more residential housing in Imperial got a big boost last week when city officials learned a $1 million grant was awarded to the community.
Harry Lipisea | The Keith County News
Bryn McNair runs in the rain at the C9 district track meet as fans watch from under umbrellas. Weather delayed the meet enough that it was moved from Grant to Ogallala where there were football field lights to shine on the track and allow for a late finish. For full results from the district meet, see the sports section.
There’s always a backup plan.
But what happens when the backup plan needs its own backup plan?
An accident in Chase County on Wednesday, May 10, just south of the Perkins County line, claimed the life of 35-year-old Kevin Lee of Elsie.
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