Carolyn Lee | Johnson Publications
Ashton Wasenius has a grounded education in biology, and is learning his way around science technology such as robotics, like the one on the left.
This is Ashton Wasenius’ first year of teaching, so he’s learning about the classroom as his students learn about science.
Imperial City Council members voted Monday night to purchase computer software and resident security equipment for Imperial Manor-Parkview/Heights.
Decisions continue to be made by Chase County Commissioners Jacci Brown, Duane Dinnel and Dennis Kunneman concerning the future of the roads around Wauneta and Champion.
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Lindsey Teply meets with small groups of CCS students during the school day, as well as providing services from ages newborn to 3 years old in the home in addition to children at preschool.
Lindsey Teply graduated from Chase County Schools in 1998. She found herself back in the hallways this fall, this time as the K-6 Title I teacher.
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Chris Gradoville, appropriately dressed in his Yee Yee shirt, awaits the Granger Smith concert, during his final Chase County Fair experience.
Random shootings make the news when gunmen shoot to kill, causing heartache for not only loved ones but for the effects it has on those who don’t even know the victims.
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