Letters on dead trees going out; other nuisance reviews coming
Thirteen Imperial property owners will be receiving letters from the city’s nuisance officer concerning dead or dying trees on their properties.
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The bronze statue of a soldier praying is peacefully standing by while the veterans’ bricks are being placed in the background in their honor.
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Lyman Linger, mason, applies the veteran bricks to the memorial wall with the help of Lucille Suppes, who is grinding the wall surface to prepare it for application of the bricks.
Sen. Dan Hughes to speak at Veterans Memorial dedication
A dedication ceremony is scheduled for the Chase County Veterans Memorial Monday, May 31, at 2 p.m.
Blood drive here Thursday; critical need alert is issued
The American Red Cross has issued a critical need alert for blood donors.
Blood donations are needed now to help prevent a shortage, said Red Cross officials.
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Haley Walker raises her diploma during the recessional.
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Zoey Boos gets a high five from Donna Juelfs following the ceremony.
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Members of Wauneta-Palisade’s graduating class are, first row from left, Olivia Behrends, Zoey Boos, Haley Walker, Kendra Bley, Maycee Wheeler, second row from left, Destany Simpson, Lilith Miner, Haylee Sandman, Payton Yearous, Faith Burton, third row from left, Isaiah Roe, Hector Caro, Devin Carl, Braxton McKinney, Anthony Sramek and Cory Barrett.
WP graduates 16 Saturday
A little word association can go a long ways.
After two weeks of quilts, museum continues 2021 program schedule
The Chase County Museum in Champion has begun its 2021 program schedule after cancelling programs last year due to pandemic restrictions.