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After several years absence, the Wauneta Volunteer Fire Department Water Fights return this year.
With only a week until the first day of Wauneta’s Harvest Fest, the final pieces are falling into place.
“Everything seems to be ready to go,” organizer Mandi Kramer said.
Four handbooks containing policies of Chase County Schools were approved for the 2022-23 year, and the adopted versions have some changes.
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Dick Ourada and his 1977 International Harvester cross from Nebraska to Colorado on Highway 6 last week as he and his wife, Carolee, begin a long tractor trip to their home in Fairbanks, Alaska, to raise awareness and funds for Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation to be earmarked for research.
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Carolee and Dick Ourada stopped by Titan Machinery July 12 before starting their trip back to Alaska.
Farmers know what it’s like to spend long hours in the tractor, with only a slight breeze to keep them cool and their own thoughts to keep them company.
From EMT training to a nursing degree and other college credits, non-traditional students are getting the support to obtain their educational goals with the Nebraska Rural Radio Foundation Scho
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Jamie Shifflet, left, and London Maris are turning ideas into reality at their coffee and flower shop, Meadowlark Lane, in Wauneta.
What started as a joke between co-workers has become much more on Wauneta’s main street.
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