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Two-year-old Landry Fowler shows her uncle Brandon Kuenning she knows all about horseback riding after the 4-H horse show Sunday, the opening event of the Chase County Fair.

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There was a lot of activity Sunday on the fairgrounds in anticipation of Chase County Fair week. Above, Imperial Lions Club members Doug Gaswick, left, and Miles Colson get the outdoor shading set for their bingo stand.

With ‘no restrictions,’ Chase County Fair is in full swing

If you’re not aware the “No Restrictions” Chase County Fair is underway, you’re likely not in Imperial this week.

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Spoken 4 coming for Christian show

Spoken 4 quartet will highlight this year’s fair Christian show Wednesday night, beginning at 6 p.m.

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AARP Community Challenge grant will create new Imperial mini-park

Imperial city officials learned recently they had been successful with an AARP Community Challenge grant application.

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New faces CCS teachers will see at the front of the classroom this school year include, front from left, Erin Konecky, 7-12 language arts; Malorie Connelly, 7-12 math; Emily Jones, 4th grade; Kaylee Gill, 7-12 art; Lindsey Teply, Title 1; Amy Christensen, 7-12 special ed; Joni Kirwan, 7-12 science; back from left, Haley Hixson, 1st grade; Karli Hale, 7-12 math; Erin Mehlin, elementary art; Vanessa Taylor, Spanish; Alecia Einspahr, ELL; David Rushing, 7-12 vocal music; and Ashton Wasenius, 7-12 science.