Megan Kelley | Johnson Publications
Social distancing was observed at the blood drive Tuesday. In the waiting area, chairs were spaced six feet apart.
Chase County Schools in Imperial still held its scheduled blood drive Tuesday.
The goal for Tuesday’s drive was 96 units of blood. They ended up short of that at 78 units.
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The CCS team winning first place, championship medals and a plaque included, from left, Mason Wallin, Jason Nelson, Peyton Owens and Walker Mollendor.
Chase County Schools’ junior high FFA students competed in the FFA Ag Quiz Bowl competition March 2 in Eustis. There were more than 20 teams in attendance.
Sara German, a senior medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, has received her residency assignment.
The “weight room.” You would be hard pressed to find another room or facility that carries as much stigma as the weight room.
The 9th St. Singers competed at Harvard on March 11, where they were named best vocals of the contest.
They also placed second in their division behind Bishop Neumann in Wahoo.
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