COVID-19 cases seeing a slight rise along with hospitalizations
News continues on COVID-19, as cases across the nation and in Nebraska are rising slightly, along with hospitalizations and ER visits.
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After teaching at CCS for 12 years, Lisa Krutsinger will be taking a teaching position with ESU 15 in the fall.
Longtime CCS teacher pursuing new opportunity at ESU this fall
Lisa Krutsinger is currently teaching first grade at Chase County Schools (CCS), but will be pursuing a new educational position this fall.
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CCS Senior Alexis Richmond just completed her term as the state FCCLA president during their annual conference earlier this month.
Richmond recaps FCCLA year
This year’s theme for the state FCCLA, “The Future is Yours,” captures the essence of the opportunities CCS senior Alexis Richmond has experienced as a member of the organization.
Marketing Plan prepares FFA members for future
■ Editor’s note: This is the second article pertaining to Imperial FFA’s first place teams at state competition two weeks ago.
Health district’s radon poster winners named
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) announced its Radon Poster Contest winners.