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Alecia Einspahr has flags in her classroom from the native countries of some of her former students. The students had autographed the flags, which are reminders of the languages they came from.
Alecia Einspahr brought six years of experience to Chase County Schools when she was hired as the English Language Learner (ELL) teacher this fall.
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Matt Jablonski, left, is selling his Longhorn Lawn Care business to Keithan Cochran. The official transfer of ownership is expected mid-November to early December.
After 15 years of ownership, Matt Jablonski of Imperial is selling Longhorn Lawn Care.
He said this week it’s time for a change.
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CCS sweepstake winners receiving trophies at the Nebraska State Fair were, from left, third graders Jaela Keating, Jackson Sauder, Cassandra Deluao and Maura May.
Chase County Schools students completed projects for the State Fair competition last year before school was out for the summer, said Arlys Cupp, second grade teacher.
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Randy Hayes has assumed the office of president for the Imperial Lions Club for 2021-22. Previous president, Sheryl Curtis, hands him the meeting gavel.
As a new president takes the reins for the Imperial Lions Club, the 2021-22 year also includes a new service project the club is sponsoring to help the hearing impaired.
Erin Gibbens | Johnson Publications
Above, pursued by a Perkins County runner, Matalie Wallin keeps the pace at last Thursday’s SPVA meet, while Emmitt Zuege, at left in foreground, and Gavin Wisnieski battle the course in Perkins County.
It’s the post-season for Chase County’s cross country team as they head to Ogallala for the C5 District Meet Thursday.
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