County delays action on conditional use permits
Chase County Commissioners Jacci Brown, Duane Dinnel and Dennis Kunnemann put off acting on a resolution to change zoning and livestock regulations for conditional use permits (CUPs) at their April
Chase County Commissioners Jacci Brown, Duane Dinnel and Dennis Kunnemann put off acting on a resolution to change zoning and livestock regulations for conditional use permits (CUPs) at their April
Nebraska corn farmers will plant 9.9 million acres of corn in 2021, according to the latest Prospective Plantings report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

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Imperial FFA officers for 2021-22 include, from left, Matalie Wallin, reporter; Remington Yaw, historian; Markenna Terryberry, sentinel; Elizabeth Reeves, secretary; Morel Jurado, president; Jordan Jablonski, treasurer; Madelynn Hanes, vice-president; and Ryan Bernhardt, parliamentarian.
It felt more “normal” at this year’s Imperial FFA banquet and awards program.
Chase County 4-H kicked off its competition season with its Public Speaking and Performing Arts Contest April 25 at the Imperial United Methodist Church.

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Earning degrees at last week’s Wauneta-Palisade FFA awards ceremony were, first row from left, Zoey Boos, Faith Burton, Braxton McKinney, Hunter Miner, Allen Ramirez, Anthony Sramek, Garrett Hanna, Aidan Kennicutt, second row from left, Sydnee Acton, Peyton Vrbas, Chloe Stehno, GraCee Goings, Tennille Warembourg, Wyatt McDaniel, third row from left, Derik Kennicutt, Kyle Jutten, Trey McCrumb, Ryleigh McCrumb, Mandy Sandoval, Amerie Corley, fourth row from left, Aiden Corley, Chase Bryant, Cali Cox, Peyton Cox, Hoyte Holmes, fifth row from left, Lilian Sandoval, Kalli Hoskovec, Izzy Stehno, Justin Warembourg and Grayden Sutherland.
The Wauneta-Palisade FFA chapter celebrated two years worth of successes April 29 at the Wauneta Attendance Center.
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