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Vivian Todd of Imperial, right, and daughter Carolyn Wright of Grant sport their “Happiness is yelling BINGO” shirts while taking in a few games at the Imperial Lions bingo stand at the 2021 fair.
For one Imperial family, playing Lions bingo at the Chase County Fair has always been part of the week’s schedule.
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The junction of 326 Avenue and 734A Road west of Champion washed badly after Thursday’s storms.
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Dalton Baney, foreground, and Charlie Beard open the flood gates at Champion Lake Friday in case flood waters reached the lake.
When rain has been nearly nonexistent for weeks, a deluge of four to six inches will leave its mark.
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Harchelroad Motors of Imperial and Wauneta has been sold to Mike and Denise Petko and Wolf Auto.
Family ownership of one of Chase County’s oldest businesses came to an end Monday with Harchelroad Motors of Imperial and Wauneta selling to Mike and Denise Petko of Wolf Auto Group.
The official 2020 census count for Imperial came in at 2,068. That compares to 2,071 in the 2010 census.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
Returning to Wauneta-Palisade to teach and coach felt right for first-year sixth grade teacher Colby Cox.
Stepping into Wauneta-Palisade’s Wauneta Attendance Center has a familiar feel to new sixth grade teacher Colby Cox.
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