Artist Armando Villarreal removes some of the masking applied to one of the many helmets he painted for the special uniforms being worn Saturday by Mississippi State. (Johnson Publications photos)
Here is a completed helmet ready to be fitted with additional gear.
While Armando Villarreal is a big Husker fan, another football game Saturday will grab some of his attention.
The top three place winners of each patriotic essay division will represent Chase County at the district level. Standing back, from left, are VFW Post 4688 Commander Eldon Kuntzelman and Voice of Democracy essay winners Halle Fiedler, first place, Matalie Wallin, second, Brice Vitosh, third and Auxiliary President Sue Moore. The Patriot’s Pen winners, seated front from left, are Kade Anderson, first place, Raissa Nevarez, second place, and Ashley Fregoso, third. (Johnson Publications photo)
Every year the VFW Post 4688 hosts a Veterans Day dinner to honor local veterans both living and gone.
Chase County saw its second snow of the season last week, accumulating 2.5 inches. Top, Naroli Moreno, left, and her brother Gideon built a snowman, complete with a real carrot nose.
Sixty-two percent of eligible voters turned out to cast a ballot in Tuesday’s General Election in Chase County.
The 2019 Chase County Historical Society calendar focuses on school districts. School District 1, just north of Enders, is featured on the cover. (Illustration by Johnson Publications)
The Chase County Historical Society has its third annual calendar ready for sale now.
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