Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Randy Hayes has assumed the office of president for the Imperial Lions Club for 2021-22. Previous president, Sheryl Curtis, hands him the meeting gavel.
As a new president takes the reins for the Imperial Lions Club, the 2021-22 year also includes a new service project the club is sponsoring to help the hearing impaired.
Erin Gibbens | Johnson Publications
Above, pursued by a Perkins County runner, Matalie Wallin keeps the pace at last Thursday’s SPVA meet, while Emmitt Zuege, at left in foreground, and Gavin Wisnieski battle the course in Perkins County.
It’s the post-season for Chase County’s cross country team as they head to Ogallala for the C5 District Meet Thursday.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
Kyle Jutten, above, ran for 120 yards in Wauneta-Palisade’s lose to SEM. Laiden Lawler, right, came in late in the game and rattled off a 26-yard run.
The Sumner-Eddyville-Miller football team came to Wauneta Friday night and not only broke Wauneta-Palisade’s four-game win streak, but also gave the Broncos a loss on homecoming.
Allison Sandman | Courtesy Photo
Halle Bardsley sets the ball for Peyton Cox when Wauneta-Palisade played in a triangular at Perkins County last week.
The Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team’s record fell to .500 with three losses last week.
The Broncos traveled to Perkins County Tuesday for a triangular.
Terri Dillan | Johnson Publications
Sophomore Tristan Nordhausen has come on as a late season serving specialist for CCS.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
Junior Liz Reeves has filled a role as a serving specialist for the Longhorns this season.
The Chase County volleyball team has been able to stay close to home in recent weeks.
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