Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
State dam inspector Tim Gokie, left, and Chase County Commissioner Duane Dinnel, second from right, watch two trenches dug in Avenue 347 north of Wauneta last week to determine the stability of the dam.
After two years of questions with few answers, the Chase County Commissioners now know the status of the Wauneta north dam.
Imperial resident Brock Leibhart, a sophomore at Chase County Schools (CCS), returned home last Friday following hospitalization in Denver, Colorado for injuries due to an automobile accident.<
Imperial Volunteer Fire Department (IVFD) Chief Doug Mitchell hopes the weather forecast for rain or snow this week holds true.
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Ava McNair, an eighth grader at CCS, has her own cake and cupcake baking business called “Calligraphy and Cupcakes.” She’s posing with her latest cake creation topped with chocolate covered strawberries.
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High school junior Morgan Peterson has a baking business called “Imperfect Confections.” She specializes in cupcakes and cakes, but also takes orders for cake pops and fancy sugar cookies.
Two young women who attend Chase County Schools (CCS) have joined other talented and business-minded young people from the community, putting to use their entrepreneurial spirit by starting their o
As spring warms up. area residents dust off their bicycles, check the fuel lines in their boats and put gas in their motorcycles. It is finally time to enjoy the outdoors.
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