Vianey Marquez, left, and Shaylee Heathers will both be graduating this Saturday. They are two out of the 11 seniors who have successfully completed 12 or more credits through MPCC. (Johnson Publications photo)
Eleven Chase County Schools (CCS) seniors have been working extra hard throughout their high school careers to better prepare themselves for the college world by taking college classes.
Officers who will serve the Imperial FFA chapter during 2017-18 include, front from left, Kayla Schilke, Logan Mendenhall, Ryelee Christensen, second row from left, Sydney Vetter, Macy Coleman, back from left, Emma Ferguson, Katelyn Leibhart and Stevie Johnson. (Courtesy photo)
With one of the best showings at the state convention and a full year of successes, the Imperial FFA chapter can be satisfied with a job well done.
Mayor Dwight Coleman visits with each fourth grader at the Arbor Day program, asking them to tell him their favorite tree. (Johnson Publications photo)
Arbor Day last Friday arrived with cold and rainy weather, so there wasn’t much tree-planting in and around Imperial.
Co-Directors Randy Hayes and Jill Bauerle celebrate the cooperative effort between the music and drama departments in the production of “Lion King Jr.” (Johnson Publications photo)
After months of practicing and long hours of coordinating and planning the musical production, “Lion King Jr.” debuted this past weekend.
Kindergarten Roundup was held last Thursday for Chase County Schools (CCS). Fifty students attended the event from 8:45 a.m. to 12 noon.
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