Marianne Sullivan is the 2017 Chase County Community Hospital’s Caring Kind award winner. She accepted her award Friday from the Nebraska Hospital Association, and is congratulated here by CCC Hospital CEO Steve Lewis. (Courtesy photo)
It follows logic that someone who receives a Caring Kind award is just that—caring.
The riders and support staff capped off the ride in Key Largo, Fla., with a champagne celebration to mark their achievement. (Courtesy photo—Pat Summit Foundation)
Mark Bottom of Imperial was one of eight riders completing a 1,098-mile, 11-day ride to raise money for the Pat Summitt Foundation and its work with Alzheimer’s Disease. (Courtesy photo—Pat Summit Foundation)
Imperial’s Mark Bottom paused to think when asked to name the highlight of his 11-day, 1,098-mile bike ride as member of the Pedal for Pat team.
Chase County’s Planning Commission will seek further input from planning consultants before developing zoning regulations on manure composting.
Nathan Foje, from Omaha, is a third-year medical student completing his family practice rotation at both Chase County clinics. (Johnson Publications photo)
Nathan Foje completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Notre Dame. He is now a third-year medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
Youths and adults taking part in the youth/mentor hunt Oct. 21 included, front from left, Tell Richardson, Braxton Maris, Keenan Cole, Jordan Hopp, Lindsey Mendenhall, Dawson Mollendor, Tyrel Richardson, Trevor Kier, Caleb Kier, Cole Hamilton, Colby Hoskovec, J.D. Tuller, Tennille Warembourg, back from left, Conservation Officer Bryce Streger, Donnie Weiss, Jr., Tyler Kerchal, Matt Goosey, Ashlin Bussell, Linda Nelson, Ed Lee, Cade Francis, Blaine Teeter, Perry Vetter, Gary Warembourg, Steve Haskins, Casey Francis, Mike Herrin, Dan Kunnemann and Conservation officer Kevin Bergstrom. (Courtesy photo)
Tyrel Richardson takes a shot at a pheasant under the watchful eye of Mikey Hansen and hunting dog Dexter that afternoon. (Courtesy photo)
The Southwestern Nebraska Pheasants Forever (PF) Chapter held its 16th annual Youth Mentor Hunt Oct. 21.
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