Gerietta Morse celebrated her 95th birthday on April 20 surrounded by friends and family. Pictured above is five generations of Gerietta Morse’s family including front row from left, Tate Curfman, Jan Graham, Gerietta Morse, Heather Curfman and in back is Adrian Curfman.
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The 24-25 WP FFA Officer Team include from left, Noah Sandman, Britney Barnard, Collin Bley, Kalli Hoskovec, Justin Warembourg, Toria Bley, Grayden Sutherland, Izzy Stehno and Advisor Allison Sandman.
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Wauneta-Palisade FFA Members at their annual FFA Banquet. Front row from left, Morgan Walker, Kameron Jutten, Micah Bley, Liam Dinnel, Kaia Applegarth, Amya Keenan, Cadence Sandoval, Kamryn Fanning, Molly Yearous, Mckinley Stoller, LiLeigh Littrel, middle row, Ansley Bartels, Mackenzie McKinney, Casey Walker, Toria Bley, Britney Barnard, Kalli Hoskovec, Izzy Stehno, Emma Acton, Addy Einspahr, Konner McCrumb, Lilian Sandoval, Advisor Allison Sandman, back row, Lilly Dinnel, Kaden Dorn, Kreyton Wiese, Collin Bley, Noah Sandman, Justin Warembourg, Grayden Sutherland, Maggie DeWester, McKenna Doetker, Cheyene Parrish and Kameran McCrumb.
The Wauneta-Palisade FFA Chapter held their annual banquet on April 23rd in the Wauneta gym. At the banquet, the 2024-2025 officer team was announced.
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Jockeys’ race their horses during the IMPV Derby. From l to r: Britney Simeon, Chris Greeley, Katlyn Courter, Roxane Miller, Laura Co, Karen Beveridge and Leatha Snyder.
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Activities Director Tammy Freeman assists Tom Klima in placing his bet.
On Friday, May 3, Imperial Manor/Parkview Heights had their own version of the Kentucky Derby races. The residents had “money” that they could use with the bookmaker.
Abby Spicer rounds a barrel at Burwell on Sunday, May 5.
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Jason Nelson and partner Justin Rosentreader working together to catch their steer. They earned 10th place in Team Roping.
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Kathya Aragon rounds a barrel in Burwell on Sunday, May 5th.
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Wyatt Krausnick, above, works on throwing down his calf during the Tie Down competition in Burwell.
On May 4 and 5, several CCS students competed in a rodeo held at the Garfield County Fairgrounds in Burwell.
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CCS third graders are pictured with Imperial FFA.
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CCS third graders helped hand-broadcast pollinator plant seeds along with the Imperial FFA and Southwestern Nebraska Chapter of Pheasants Forever.
In an effort to support outdoor education and diverse wildlife habitat for the future of pollinators and upland gamebirds, the Southwestern Nebraska Chapter of Pheasants Forever has partnered with
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