More than 200 expected at Saturday’s CCHS alumni banquet
Chase County High School classes ending in “3” will be recognized Saturday at the annual alumni banquet in Imperial.
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Methodists vote to disaffiliate; separate churches organizing
In the coming weeks , there will likely no longer be an Imperial United Methodist Church.
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Just in time for Memorial Day, new bricks were added to the Chase County Veterans Memorial Tuesday. Above, Lyman Linger places a brick for BIll Jeffries just above a new brick for Dale Bischoff. A brick for Knotty Knotwell was next in line. Besides the 15 newly placed bricks, four more bricks have been paid for, but VFW Post Commander Bud Statz said the committee would like to get to 10 before placing the order.
Programs will remember those who served
It will be a busy day Monday at cemeteries in the area in an effort to acknowledge Memorial Day and those who gave their lives for this country.
Young Imperial writer places 2nd in story contest
A young writer in Imperial placed second in her age group in a statewide short story contest held to honor one of Nebraska’s well-known authors.
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Wauneta-Palisade Schools representatives, from left, school board member Allison Sandman, Superintendent Randy Geier, and board members Marty Wheeler, Laurie Maris and Aaron McKinney, take part in the ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony last Thursday for the new school addition.
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An artist’s rendering shows the new addition of a cafeteria and gym space to Wauneta-Palisade Schools.
Wauneta-Palisade breaks ground for addition, remodeling project
Wauneta-Palisade Schools formally broke ground on its addition and renovation project last Thursday.