John Brandt of KOGA radio relaxes in the shade by his radio transmitter van. He has been covering the Chase County Fair for 50 years, and plans to continue as long as he’s able. (Johnson Publications photo)
John Brandt, radio announcer and sales manager for KOGA radio station in Ogallala, has been covering the Chase County Fair for 50 years.
Iris Robles Mireles demonstrates what she can do with a bow in Saturday’s pre-fair 4-H archery contest at the fairgrouns, as scorer Jodi Spady looks on. The archery contest was one of the 4-H shooting contests held ahead of the actual Chase County Fair week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Briana Vapenik of Wauneta models her dress she made for fair at the style review last week. (Johnson Publication photos)
Fair board members and volunteers are scrambling to complete final details, but the 2019 edition of the Chase County Fair is just days away.
Chase County officials plan to hold to their ultimatum that dispatch service for non-emergency Imperial police and city utility calls will be discontinued this weekend.
Council members Monday approved a $700,000 no-interest loan to a new fiber network company being started by four local men.
Shenandoah will perform on Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Chase County Fair, opening for Josh Turner. (Courtesy photo)
Shenandoah is excited to open for Josh Turner at the Chase County Fair this year.
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