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The house was safely transported to its new location on Highway 15-A between Champion and Imperial. (Johnson Publications photo)

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Left, Laura Lou Kelly, talks with a member of Highline Electric as the house she was born in was moved to a new location on Monday. (Johnson Publications photo)

One-hundred-two-year-old house moved from south Champion

The roads of southwestern Chase County were crowded Monday as a house in rural Champion was moved to a new location.

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Yaw will be using the calves as her FFA project. (Johnson Publications photo)

Happy Cow Day

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.

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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)

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Representing the second grade, which collected the most food, were from left, Adam Sparrow, Lily Kuenning, Anna McNair and Noah Briggs. (Courtesy photo)

Student food drive collects over 1,000 items

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.

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