Easter egg hunt options abound
When it comes to Easter Egg Hunts, youths in Chase County have a lot of options.
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Lord Farquaad, from the Kingdom of Duloc, performs a stage number in the Shrek musical accompanied by the Duloc Dancers. Farquaad was played by Mason Tyerman, who performed the entire play on his knees (hidden) as the his character was of diminutive height.
Audience gives rave reviews to CCS’s ‘Shrek Jr.’
David Rushing, 6-12 vocal instructor at Chase County Schools, successfully directed his first musical of four well-attended performances of “Shrek Jr. the Musical” last weekend.
CCS blood drive has great turnout despite some challenges
The Red Cross blood drive held at Chase County Schools last Thursday fell short of the 82-unit goal by two.
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District 44 legislative candidate Edward Dunn of Grant, right, visits with Rod Wheeler of Wauneta.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Elizabeth Tegtmeier of North Platte was in Wauneta Friday. After her address, she visited with a number of local constituents
Candidates air concerns about Nebraska educational leaders
Two candidates running for state office were in Wauneta Friday night, and both spoke of concerns with the State Board of Education and Department of Education.
NE Dept. of Agriculture | Courtesy Photo
The poster showing a combine ready to pick a field of corn earned Vanessa Alarcon-Ortega first place in the grade 5-6 division.
NE Dept. of Agriculture | Courtesy Photo
Hayden Worth’s poster, featuring a curious cow looking over a fence, was selected the 2022 Governor’s Choice winner in grades 5-6.
Fifth graders know their agriculture
For a third straight year, young students at Chase County Schools have made their artistic abilities known in Nebraska’s Ag Week poster contest.