Mark Bottom of Imperial, a social studies teacher and coach at Chase County Schools, has committed to the Pedal for Alz 2018 ride next month. CCS senior Kalen Wallin is working with the program as a volunteer intern through his FBLA chapter. (Johnson Publications photo)
He had such a great experience last year, Mark Bottom is going to peddle again for Alzheimer’s disease research.
Frankie Smith of Elkhorn is a fourth-year medical student at UNMC. She is halfway through a four-week rotation at CCCH. (Johnson Publications photo)
Frankie Smith from Elkhorn is attending the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and will graduate in May before beginning a four-year residency.
Representatives of the Veterans Memorial Committee held a meeting for the public and city/county officials Friday evening to discuss the results of surveys handed out at their fair booth.
Four-year-old Olivya Chapley of Benkelman sits playing with a tub of little dolls and accessories she plans to bid on by herself at the Labor Day auction. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chad Cochran and 3-year-old daughter, Makenzie, of Imperial check out all the auction items laid out in the “Field of Dreams.” (Johnson Publications photo)
Elizabeth Erdelyi, left, from Julesburg, Colorado visits with a Colorado friend and auctioneer as she waits by a box of field corn on which she wants to bid. (Johnson Publications photo)
This year’s Labor Day auction was as big as last year’s, said Karen Fanning, co-owner with husband, Mark, of Fanning Auction.
With pace vehicles before and behind him, “Rusty” Rust unicycled north of Enders early Sunday as he started another leg of his Veterans Gratitude Ride. (Johnson Publications photo)
“Rusty” Rust hopes the six miles he rides each day on a unicycle will help people take notice and donate to his fund-raising effort for four veterans organizations. (Johnson Publications photo)
A central Nebraska man is grateful for what the U.S. military has done for the country, and is putting his feet to the pavement, and pedals, to show it.
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