Chelsea Zuege | Courtesy Photo
Members of the CCS quiz bowl team discuss a bonus question at the ESU #15 tournament in McCook, from left, Peyton Dubas, Mason Wallin, Colin O’Neil, captain Madelynn Hanes, Navy Smith and George Colton.
Six Chase County students participated in the ESU #15 District Quiz Bowl in McCook March 22.
Students from 14 area high schools were at McCook Community College March 22 to take part in the annual Inter-High Day scholastic competition with more than $30,000 in scholarships at stake.
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Chase County’s 9th St. Singers claimed this year’s Best of Class for show choirs at the SPVA Conference music contest.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Taking Best of Class honors in the large men’s vocal ensemble category at the conference contest were, from left, Brendan Pump, Kevin Dannatt, Juan De La Fuente III, Beau Wiess, Andrew Wiest and Mason Tyerman.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Aragorn Green earned one of Chase County’s Best of Class finishes at SPVA with his instrumental snare drum solo.
Chase County made the long trip to Kimball March 21 for the SPVA Conference music contest, returning with three of the top awards—Best of Class.
The Omaha World Herald announced its all-state basketball lists over the weekend.
Both Wauneta-Palisade and Chase County have athletes on the honorable mention lists.
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The Chase County fifth grade class stands in the Capitol rotunda following their concert March 21.
The Chase County fifth grade choir was honored as being one of eight groups selected to perform at the Nebraska Capitol as part of the Nebraska Music Educators Capitol Concert Series last week.
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