Yaw will be using the calves as her FFA project. (Johnson Publications photo)
Cattle are uncommon in the Chase County Schools parking lot, unless you get two for your birthday. CCS sophomore Remington Yaw was surprised last week for her birthday with two calves.
Students load up the food for Monday’s delivery to the pantry, above from left, Kourtney Speaker, Julian Juarez Gamboa, Kole Clevenger and Trevor Peterson. (Courtesy photo)
Representing the second grade, which collected the most food, were from left, Adam Sparrow, Lily Kuenning, Anna McNair and Noah Briggs. (Courtesy photo)
American Education Week was observed at Chase County Schools last week. One of the activities was a pantry food drive during which 1,427 items were collected.
Winners were, from left, Angie Worth (standing in for husband Troy), Bob Ahrens and Roxane Miller. (Johnson Publications photo)
Three local families didn’t have to shop much for their Thanksgiving meal this year.
Decorating of Imperial businesses could take a step up in the coming days in a new event added to the community’s Christmas events.
A new Imperial fire hall location took a step forward Monday when the city council approved the issuance of bonds for the project.
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