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Aidan Kennicutt walks into the end zone after a three-yard pass from Garrett Hanna. Also pictured is Colby Hoskovec (7).
The Wauneta-Palisade football team fell to 0-2 after a loss to Franklin Friday.
The Flyers (1-0) took the opening kickoff and scored on its first play of the game.
Ashley Gerlach | Valley Voice
Left, Chase County cross country runners, from left, Madelynn Hanes, Matalie Wallin, McKenzie Vogt and Caelyn Long take off from the starting line of the Cambridge meet. Above, Chase County’s Colin O’Neil battles a Hitchcock County runner.
While there were no team titles Friday for the Longhorns, Chase County runners repeated first place individual finishes in the varsity races at the Cambridge Invite.
Nebraska’s fall wild turkey season begins Sept. 15, giving hunters a chance to harvest two turkeys on a single permit.
Personnel at the Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) are seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases across the health district, particularly in schools.
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Imperial Rotarians who hosted a recent Nine and Dine golf tournament include, from left, Michelle Spady, Laurie Odens, Alicia Fries, Abby Cyboron, Melisa Owens, Ashley Exum, Lori Pankonin, President Eric Exum, Brad Foote, Tonya Wilson and Clay Owens. The local club currently has 18 members.
Imperial Rotary Club’s active membership jumped 400% in the last three years, providing welcomed fresh ideas and enthusiasm from the younger generation, according to Lori Pankonin, longtime mem
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