Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Workers with Dostals Construction of Gretna set the poles for the new playground equipment’s Hex-Deck on Tuesday.
Young students at Chase County Schools are getting to watch the installation of their new playground equipment this week.
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Members of Imperial FFA’s parli pro team are, from left, Walker Mollendor, Mason Tyerman, Kathya Aragon, Brooke Schilke, Kylee Wiest and Brayan Cazares.
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Members of Imperial FFA’s marketing plan team are, from left, Jaiden Hill, Remington Yaw and Markenna Terryberry.
■ Editor’s note: Watch next week’s issue for a story on Imperial FFA member Morayah Cupp’s proficiency placing at nationals. She also earned the American FFA Degree.
Imperial’s FFA chapter is 23 strong at this week’s 95th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis.
Andrew Turck | High Plains News
Cody DeBusk, left, manager at Adams Lumber in Imperial, reviews some plans with CCS students at last week’s Career Fair at the school.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Michelle Pursley, an RN at Chase County Community Hospital, instructs freshman Lexi Ringleman on a medical procedure.
High school students at Chase County Schools had a small peak into future employment opportunities at local businesses during an Oct. 19 Career Fair at the school.
School board members voted Tuesday to pay off general obligation bonds for their share of the pool, bathhouse and parking lot built together with the city of Imperial.
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