Mike Ralph | High Plains News North
Gene Mayo rests in Holyoke, Colorado while traveling east on U.S. Highway 6 on his bike.
Gene Mayo of Fairbury, Nebraska spends much of his retirement time touring the western United States on a bicycle. On Monday, Oct. 16, he was heading east on U.S.
Kimberly Large | The Imperial Republican
The corn tank was a popular activity for everyone as shown below. Other activities included a playground, tic tac toe, face painting, craft tables, food and drink vendors and a corn maze.
Kimberly Large | The Imperial Republican
Knox Einspahr and Dale Large, top right, play a round of tic tac toe with some small pumpkins.
Kimberly Large | The Imperial Republican
Nyle Encarnacion, top left, fills containers while playing in the corn tank at Cox’s Ponds.
Diane Stamm | For The Imperial Republican
Riley Rusher goes down for this dig in the SPVA Tournament game against the Hershey Panthers.
Diane Stamm | For The Imperial Republican
The Irish had trouble with the defense of Chase County. Riley Rusher, Kylee Wiest and Miranda Spady put up a wall to stop the St. Pats kill attempt.
The CCS Longhorns entered the SPVA volleyball tourney as the fifth seed. They left Saturday with the Championship.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Tucker Mollendor drags 30 (Brek Wiese) of Wood River for the last six yards into the endzone for his second touchdown of the first quarter. Mollendor led the Longhorns in rushing Friday with 124 yards and two touchdowns.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Zach Herbert busted throuigh the line on a blitz along with Jaret Peterson when the Eagles where threatening deep in Longhorn territory. Herbert knocked the ball loose and Peterson made the recovery to keep the Eagles from ruining the shut out.
The Longhorns didn’t waste any time Friday night against the Eagles of Wood River who entered the game with a 1-6 record coming of a 19-42 loss to Hastings St. Cecelia.
The RPAC tournament started Thursday Oct.12 with the West teams playing in Paxton and the East teams playing in Cambridge.
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