ServiTech has announced the promotion of a Territory Leader in its western footprint. Branden Thayer is the new Western Territory Lead for the ServiTech Crop Services team.
Courtesy Photo On April 7th, the newest members of the Wauneta-Palisade National Honor Society chapter were inducted. From L to R: Kameran McCrumb, Noah Sandman, McKenna Doetker, Cheyene Parrish, Maggie DeWester, Lilly Dinnel, Casey Walker and Konner McCrumb.
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On Friday, May 10, the 9th Street Singers gave their year end performance. Above, the 9th Street Singers show off some moves in their first of three songs. After they had finished, several students gave solo and duet performances.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Athziry Valenzuela and Navy Havel are pictured with their performance of He’s Gone Away by Maud Valerie White. Some of the students also had a just dance performance to Get Lucky by Daft Punk that was quite entertaining.
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Easton Fries sneaks a peek at the clock as he nears the finish line of the 300-meter hurdles. Fries liked what he saw. The Chase County senior set the Class C state and state meet record with a time of 37.99.
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Thomas Reeves runs down the home stretch of the 200-meter dash finals next to Nebraska football recruit Carter Nelson of Ainsworth. Reeves picked up valuable team points with a fifth-place finish.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Repeat state qualifier Jaret Peterson’s discus toss of 156’8 earned him sixth place in Omaha.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
James McArthur, a double qualifier for Chase County, hits a long jump of 19’8” in the prelims.
Things were starting to look grim for the Chase County boys’ track team Saturday morning in Omaha at the state meet.
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