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City Council President Charlesa Kline, left, presents the city’s check that paid for half of a new AED that will be installed at the pool/track complex. School Nurse Angie Paisley and Supt. Joey Lefdal were on hand for the presentation. Chase County Schools paid the other half of costs for the AED and storage cabinet. (Johnson Publications photo)

Pool, track complex now equipped with defibrillator

    With all of the people who use the pool and track/football complex, School Nurse Angie Paisley was concerned about potential health issues that could occur there.

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McCook Community College students (from left) Caleb Suda, Denae Simpson and Charlie Ann Carter, the latter from Imperial, lead a discussion with students at McCook High School that has led to a student-generated civic-action project. The three MCC students are the first of a newly formed Nelson Fellows program. Courtesy photo)

First group of Nelson Fellows at MCC includes Imperial student

    Three McCook Community College students are attending classes on full scholarships this fall as part of the newly formed Nelson Fellows program, initiated by McCook native Benjamin Nelson, form

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The 9th St. Singers at Chase County Schools did well at Saturday’s Old West ChoirFest in Scottsbluff, bringing home both the Best of Fest and Best Choreography trophies. It was the first time 9th St. Singers won the Best of Fest. (Courtesy photo)

Ninth St. Singers capture ‘Best of Fest’ trophy at Scottsbluff

    Chase County’s 9th St. Singers participated in the 35th annual Old West ChoirFest in Scottsbluff Saturday, one of 21 groups on the schedule for the day.

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Pictured above are some of the students and cheerleaders who participated in the mini cheer camp this year. Here, some of the participants just finished their half-time performance at Friday’s football game between Chase County and Chadron. (Johnson Publications photo)

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From left, kindergartners Cruz Kimble, Lyla Chandler and Danyelle Martin practice their routines in preparation for the half-time show that evening. (Johnson Publications photo)

Mini cheer camp students deliver entertaining half-time show

    Last Friday’s football half-time show was provided by this year’s mini cheer camp.
    The cheer camp was made up of 54 students in grades K-4 at Chase County Schools.

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