More than 30 people from the community took an hour out of their Sunday afternoon the past week to take part in Imperial’s annual Life Chain, one of nearly 60 held across Nebraska and among hundred
CCS students who earned the overall highest awards in the education division competition at the 2017 Nebraska State Fair were, from left holding their trophies, Kate Clay, Elizabeth Hanna, Aria McNair, Braxton Chubb, Tyce Hammerlun and Knox Scheel. (Courtesy photo)
Five students at Chase County Schools won trophies as overall winners in the education division at the 2017 Nebraska State Fair.
Cox’s Ponds will be having a full weekend of activities Oct. 14-15, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Two of those popular activities will be the annual Pumpkin Run and Scarecrow contest.
Youths in Sunday’s Punt, Pass and Kick Contest in Imperial who took first, second and third place are, front from left, Damon Spady, Knox Paisley, Destry Oxford, Brextin Moreno, Braxton Chubb, Colin O’Neil and Camron Lempke, back from left, Miranda Spady, Karlie Anderson, Gavin Wisnieski, Tristan Jablonski, Easton Fries, Kade Anderson and Cooper Dillan. (Courtesy photo)
Twenty-four youths turned out for Sunday’s rescheduled Punt, Pass and Kick Contest in Imperial at the CCS football field.
Support for cancer patients and survivors and taking care of your own health will sport a gridiron theme Saturday when Chase County Community Hospital sponsors its annual Wellness Festival.
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