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Kathy Cook of Lamar waits patiently to give blood. She is one of several local donors who have given more than 100 units.
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Barb Prottsman reached donations of 120 units of blood Tuesday. She is wearing one of the T-shirts given out to all donors that day.
The Red Cross bloodmobile was at Chase County Schools (CCS) Tuesday with a goal of collecting 80 units of blood.
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Jason Speck displays this framed canvas called First Wave by 2020 Ducks Unlimited Artist of the Year Bob Hautman. This 20 x 30 print is one of the auction items to be on display at the Ducks Unlimited banquet Saturday.
By Becky Kuntzelman
The Imperial Republican
The Frenchman Valley Ducks Unlimited Chapter’s annual banquet is scheduled at the Imperial City Gym Saturday.
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Returning letterwinners for the Wauneta-Palisade track teams are, front from left, Zoey Boos, Kendra Bley, Payton Yearous, Haylee Sandman, Braxton McKinney, middle from left, Alexa Sandman, Chloe Stehno, Peyton Vrbas, Jacksen Littrel, Grant Walker, back from left, Aidan Kennicutt, Halle Bardsley, Cali Cox and Kyle Jutten.
Track meet season officially began Wednesday for Wauneta-Palisade. The Broncos traveled to Hitchcock County for their first meet of the season.
Five Wauneta-Palisade players have been named to the RPAC West Division all-conference basketball teams.
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Middle distance athletes, from left, Jose Ayala, Clay Meeske, Cedric Maxwell, Kenyan Biesecker, Julian Juarez and Zach Herbert get in some short sprints on the track last week, as volunteer coach Al Zuege heads to another group of athletes with whom he was working.
Thanks to COVID-19 canceling last year’s track season, Chase County track coaches are welcoming two grades that don’t have any high school track experience.
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