Chamber business recognition on tap for Thursday
It’s been two years, but the Imperial Chamber of Commerce is back on track for its annual business recognition.
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The greenhouse at Chase County Schools opens next week, and members of the CCS horticulture class are getting the flowers and vegetables ready. Jason Speck, right, said the greenhouse is a valuable educational tool both for his ag education classes and FFA.
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Nicki Sailors, left, and Jerrah Ambrosek were rearranging the trees outside the Bomgaars greenhouse Tuesday.
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Colorful hanging baskets are up and ready to go out the door at Holiday Farms. Co-owner Donna Vlasin said these hanging baskets were all planted by greenhouse staff from flowers they grew.
Gardeners, greenhouses ready for ‘21 spring planting season
“April showers bring May flowers” is alive and well in the area this week, after generous rains fell Tuesday and Wednesday.
DHHS: pause now lifted for Johnson & Johnson vaccine
News releases from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) have announced the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is
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Chase County Schools hosted the District V Music Contest last week. Here, Tegan Towns takes the microphone for a short solo during the 9th St. Singers’ performance Friday afternoon.
District music: a chance for students to perform again
■ Editor’s note: See inside pages for stories on individual music contest results for Chase Co. Schools and Wauneta-Palisade.
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After 24 years teaching at CCS, Angela Dickey will be teaching at Perkins County Schools this fall.
Veteran CCS teacher takes new position at Perkins Co. Schools
Angela Dickey has been teaching at Chase County Schools (CCS) for 24 years.