The Lions made good of that pledge, giving the $1,000 check last week to Nancy Terryberry, president of the pantry board. Presenting the check, above, during the bingo workers appreciation dinner Sept. 24 was Lions Treasurer Miles Colson. (Johnson Publications photo)
Those who played Lions bingo at this year’s Chase County Fair helped support the Chase County Food Pantry. Lions Club President Sheryl Curtis announced prior to the four days of bingo Aug.
The winner of the mural contest is Jorja Dannar, a senior at Chase County Schools, with a painting called “Waterfall.” In May, a 130 foot wood fence located at 1145 Wellington, running east and
Keith County native Andrew Pollock will be at Lied Imperial Public Library on Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. to sign copies of his book “The Snowbound Anthology.”
Harley Markee, a sixth grader at Chase County Schools and the daughter of Brad Markee and Melissa Markee, was diagnosed with leukemia last month.
Forecasters say a wintry storm system could drop up to 10 inches (25.4 centimeters) of snow on northwest Nebraska later this week.
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