Except for an uptick one week, new COVID-19 cases in the health district have been in a steady decline since mid-November, according to numbers from the district office.
When residents read the names of this year’s Outstanding Citizen selections in Imperial, most won’t be saying, “Who’s that?”
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CCS sophomore Carter Leibbrandt recruited his mom, Amy, as a first-time blood donor. She gave her first unit at Imperial’s drive last week.
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Manning the registration table were CCS sophomores and new members of the student blood drive team, from left, Bryn McNair, Raissa Nevarez and Madelynn Hanes.
January’s Red Cross blood drive last Thursday at Chase County Schools (CCS) exceeded the 80-unit goal by nine units, said Angie Paisley, school nurse and drive coordinator.
An alleged sexual assault is being investigated in Wauneta by the Chase County Sheriff’s Office.
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The Chase Co. Commissioners continue to seek answers on how to deter the buzzards near the courthouse, and keep them away from the veterans memorial there. Like this photo taken in April 2019, the buzzards are expected to return in the spring.
Pastor David Kahle represented the Chase County Veterans Memorial Committee in discussions with the Chase County Commissioners Tuesday about options to protect the veterans memorial on the courthou
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