CCS blood drive just short of goal
The American Red Cross blood drive last week at Chase County Schools (CCS) collected 72 units of blood, just short of the 78-unit goal.
The American Red Cross blood drive last week at Chase County Schools (CCS) collected 72 units of blood, just short of the 78-unit goal.
During the Chase County Fair (CCF) board meeting last week, board members unanimously made the excruciating decision to cancel the 2020 CCF, perhaps for the first time ever in its history.

Photo courtesy of Bill Bauerle
This aerial view shows the burned area after firefighters got it under control. Enders Lake can be seen to the right and the Enders Co-op elevator in the background. A total of 170 acres burned west of Enders during the fire last week that was started by lightning.
A large grass and tree fire near Enders Reservoir called the Imperial Volunteer Fire Department (IVFD) shortly before noon last Thursday.
Chase County now has four cases of COVID-19 and there have now been a total of 49 in Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department’s nine-county region.
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) Director Myra Stoney didn’t pull any punches during a conference call with the Chase County Commissioners July 14.
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