This was the scene after an accident at Hill’s Family Foods last Wednesday. (Courtesy photo)
Last Wednesday, at approximately 4:35 p.m., the Chase County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call about an accident with injuries at Hill’s Family Foods at 131 E. 5th St.
Angie Paisley, CCS nurse and coordinator for the school blood drive, said 74 units of blood were collected last Thursday, falling short of the 94 unit goal.
The Wynne family arrived Saturday, Nov. 9, from Tennessee to make their home in Imperial. Wesley Wynne, right, is the new preacher at Westside Church of Christ. By his side is his wife Heather, holding their four-year-old daughter Addison. (Johnson Publications photo)
A young preacher and his family from Tennessee have joined the community.
Members of the class, teachers and clergy involved in the 11 a.m. liturgy included, front row from left, Taylor Maddux, Yesi Ruiz, Ali Reeves, Yamilee Acuna, Tilly Foote, Adan Mireles, second row from left, teacher Lori Mendenhall, Isabella Maddox, Cyanne Weiss, Kara Baird, Tenley Swanson, Gianna Maddox, Anna Aragon, Bishop James Conley, teacher Laura Maddox-Bechard, back from left, Fr. Lothar Gilde, Lukas Fries, Evan O’Neil, Harrison Foote, Jose Marquez and Luis Gonzalez. (Courtesy photo)
Youths at St. Patrick Catholic Church received the Sacrament of Confirmation at a Sunday morning mass last weekend.
Dwight Egle, seated, met a fellow Navy veteran, Paul Lewis, at the CCS Veterans Day program in the Longhorn gym. After talking, the pair found out they were both on the USS Sullivan at the same time. (Johnson Publications photo)
VFW members Duane Todd, left, and Eldon Kuntzelman bring in the flag. (Johnson Publications photo)
CCS elementary students greeted and thanked members of the veterans panel after the program. (Johnson Publications photo)
Multiple Veterans Day programs honored local vets on Monday.
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