Southwest NE growers appointed to Wheat Board
Governor Pete Ricketts recently appointed Kent Lorens from Stratton as director for District 4 and Jared Sayer from Cambridge as director for District 5 to the Nebraska Wheat Board (NWB).
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Third baseman Emmitt Zuege (2) and pitcher Jaret Peterson react to Tecumseh’s walk off win as Tecumseh players celebrate in the background.
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Center fielder Bennett Bauerle (15) backs up left fielder Keenan Cole as Cole tumbles following a catch against Tecumseh.
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Bryder Hickey puts the ball in play during a fourth inning at-bat.
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Horns’ first baseman Dominic Sis stretches to bring in a low throw in the third inning against Tecumseh.
Horns’ Senior season ends at state in extra innings
Imperial’s Legion baseball season came to an end in Palmer Sunday with an extra-inning loss to Tecumseh.
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Mike Smith, co-founder and co-director of Rabble Mill, gives some free skateboarding lessons to 6-year-old Chrystopher Welsh who was there with twin brother Logyn.
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The Rabble Mill-Good Living Camp group spent some time at the Imperial Skatepark. The middle three adults from left are Matthew Ratcliff, Andrew Norman and Mike Smith.
CCS graduates visit Imperial as part of nonprofit youth program
Mike Smith and Andrew Norman are Chase County Schools’ graduates in 2001 and 1998, respectively.
SW health department: students urged to get meningitis vaccines
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department encourages youths age 16 to 23 to get their Meningitis B (MenB) vaccination.
Fair schedule set; naming rights granted
The Chase County Fair is but two weeks away, and plans are being finalized for the week-long event, Aug. 8-15.