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David Rushing begins his teaching career at CCS as a 6-12 vocal instructor.
David Rushing has joined the Chase County Schools’ teaching staff as a vocal instructor for grades 6 - 12.
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Rodney Keiser shows off his business at the 2021 Nebraska State Fair. In the past the state fair has been a fruitful opportunity for HayBale Banners, LLC, generating awareness and resulting in new customers for Keiser.
The spirit of an entrepreneur is one of innovation and resourcefulness, of which Enders’, Rodney Keiser, founder of HayBale Banners, LLC, a GROW Nebraska member, is a prime example.
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The family of Gene Haarberg was present at Husker Harvest Days, when Haarberg’s nomination to the NRD Hall of Fame was recognized. Present were grandsons Charlie, left, with wife Danielle and son Henry, Sam, center, with wife Kristin and wife Kay, shown here with NARD President Jim Eschliman. Not pictured were son Dirk and wife Elizabeth.
The late Eugene Haarberg of Imperial was recognized by the Natural Resources Districts (NRD) for his contributions to the organization during Husker Harvest Days Sept. 15.
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Those participating in the FCCLA workshop included, front from left, Ella Schoenholz, Esmerelda Medrano Flores, Raissa Nevarez. Back, from left, Katelyn Stamm, Hope Reinke, Tristan Stumpff, Trooper Timothy Flick, Joslynn Kimble, Ella Colson, Brittany Chavez.
The Chase County Schools Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) chapter discussed a number of issues relevant to its members Sept.
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Emily Jones is a first-year teacher at CCS in fourth grade. She is also a freshman girls’ volleyball and basketball coach.
Emily Jones was raised in Benkelman and graduated with honors from Concordia University with a Bachelor’s degree in elementary education and an endorsement in special education.
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