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One of the finals matches of the Broken Bow Invite drew a big crowd as it featured the two best Class C wrestlers at 220 lbs. Chase County’s Jaret Peterson, #1 in Class C, looks for a quick point as time runs down in his 4-5 loss to Broken Bow’s Cal Wells, #2 in Class C.
Chase County wrestlers saw a variety of formats and opponents in their first week of competition.
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Wauneta-Palisade’s Coleman Chism earns his first win of the season with a pin at the Hi-Line Invite.
Wauneta-Palisade wrestlers got two meets under their belts in two days last week.
The Broncos went to the Hi-Line Invite in Eustis Friday.
■ Editor’s note: Chase County Schools staff, working with the CCS Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Team, are nominating and selecting Students of the Month during the school year.
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Breanne Sims, right, has joined forces with three ladies from various health fields to start the Christian Women’s Health Collective. Pictured with Sims are, from left, Juile Spears, Leigh Ann Woznica and Sherri Johnson.
Four ladies from across the United States with different health stories have come together with one mission in mind—to help other women have better health.
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After the first round of talking to employees, CCS students raise their hand if they’ve found a job in their career cluster.
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CCS freshmen and sophomores visit with potential employers, from left, Shona Heim, Jodi Spady and Ryan Wisnieski during Nebraska Extension’s Connecting the Dots Nov. 30.
One hundred five ninth and tenth grade students from Chase County Schools gathered at the Wesleyan Church on Nov.
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