Seniors leading the Lady Longhorn volleyball team this season include, from left, Mallie McNair, Ashley Bubak and Sophie Spady. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County has a new Lady Longhorn volleyball coach at the helm this year, and the transition is going well, she reports.
Seniors on the Longhorn softball team for the 2019 fall season include, from left, Sydnie Allen, Carissa Hill and Valerie Herbert. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Chase County Schools Longhorn softball team has a few weeks of practice under their belts going into their first game of the season at Southern Valley on Tuesday.
There were 42 youngsters who competed in the mutton bustin’ contest at the Chase County Fair last Wednesday afternoon, with 26 boys and 16 girls.
Kara Horton, far left, a CHEWS It committee member, presents the traveling team trophy to Diane Zwickl, Josh Cunningham and April Toepfer. (Courtesy photo)
Chase County Community Hospital “CHEWS It or Lose It” Amateur Triathlon was held in Imperial Saturday.
The acronym CHEWS stands for Chase Healthcare Employee Wellness Program.
With school starting in a few weeks, practices and conditioning are getting underway for Chase County Schools (CCS) fall sports.
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