Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Peyton Owens springs off the board on her way to a triple jump win.
Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican
Chase County dominated the girls 200-meter run at its home meet. Running for the Longhorns in the finals are, from left, Ava McNair, Liz Mireles, Riley Rusher, Ella Colson, Haley Rusher and Adelle Eskew.
The CCS Lady Longhorns cruised to a win over second place Perkins County by 144 points.
The Cambridge Schools Organization (CSO) would like to announce its rosters for the 2024 CSO All Star Game taking place on Friday, May 24. The girls game will begin at 6 p.m.
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Students in the UNK interior and product design program visit the Marcellus Building in downtown Franklin earlier this year. They’re working with community officials and the South Central Economic Development District on a project that would turn the historic property into affordable housing.
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Jordan Jablonski, back, and other UNK students are creating designs for a historic building renovation in downtown Franklin.
A faded metal sign still hangs from the building’s exterior, reminding residents of its glory days.
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Pictured from left, Craig Loeffler, Billie Hayes and Chad Yaw with the award from Imperial’s 2024 Outstanding Citizen.
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Mayor Craig Loeffler, front right, and Chad Yaw, back, present Billie Hayes, left, with the award for Outstanding Citizen.
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Pictured from left, Chad Yaw, Jaret Peterson and Craig Loeffler with the Youth Outstanding Citizen.
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Chad Yaw, middle, and Mayor Craig Loeffler ,right, present Jaret Peterson, left, with his award.
On March 18th, the City of Imperial held its 8th Annual Outstanding Citizen Awards. The winners were Billie Hayes and Jaret Peterson.
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Scuttle, (Anna Aragon), explains some of the things found on the surface to Flounder, Ariel and the Gulls, (Emily Randall and Athziry Valenzuela).
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Ursula, (Joslyn Kimble), convinces King Triton, (Andrew Wiest), to trade his trident for Ariel’s, (Navy Havel), freedom. Holding Ariel are Jetsam and Flotsam, (Ashlyn and Dylan Heermann), while Sebastian, (Beau Weiss), and Flounder, (Tessa Smith), try to convince King Triton not to give up the trident.
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At the conclusion of the early performance on Saturday, the full cast filled the stage to take their bows and receive their recognition from the crowd.
The play production of The Little Mermaid Jr was presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI) in the auditorium on Saturday and Sunday, April 13, 14.
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