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First year teacher, Haley Hixson, teaches first grade and is the junior high head volleyball coach at CCS.
Haley Hixson began her first year of teaching this fall at Chase County Schools, bringing with her some fresh ideas to share with her students.
Cord Lee was one of many high school seniors across the country who saw their final year of high school disrupted by COVID.
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Some of the CCCH staff representing the hospital are from left, Irene Mowday, Juan Gutierrez, Julie Levy, Matthew Musgrove, Tina Wright, Bethany Cochran, Darby Tropf, London Maris, Donald Bray, Shannon Kuhlmann, Sue Peterson, Joni Carman, Shawn Jaeger, Wendi Nordhausen and Jessie Lauer. Leadership team members not present were Abby Cyboran, Alicia Ridlen, Linda Nelson and Tom Alvarez.
Chase County Community Hospital has been chosen by the Imperial Chamber of Commerce as November’s business of the month.
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Chloe Dillan was second on for CCS in service receptions against Pierce.
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Jerzee Milner was perfect from the service line in the district finals.
Chase County’s volleyball season came to an end Saturday afternoon in Elm Creek.
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Peyton Cox (13) and Izzy Stehno (10) shut down a Wynot attack in the first set of the teams’ district match.
Heading into its district final Saturday, the Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team knew it would have its hands full.
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