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Be sure to set your clock back Saturday
It’s time to “Fall Back” as daylight saving time ends this weekend. The clock will officially turn back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday morning. For most of us that means resetting the clocks at home before going t...
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Some of the cast members of “The Penny Dreadfuls” run through their lines ahead of next week’s Dessert Theatre performance in Wauneta including, from left, Connor Kayton, Tailor Lee, Hannah Nordhausen, Alondra Almanza, Abby Fanning, Jake Maris, ...
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Some of the cast members of “The Penny Dreadfuls” run through their lines ahead of next week’s Dessert Theatre performance in Wauneta including, from left, Connor Kayton, Tailor Lee, Hannah Nordhausen, Alondra Almanza, Abby Fanning, Jake Maris, ...
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Heritage welcomes trick-or-treaters
Little spooks and goblins are encouraged to include Heritage of Wauneta on their Halloween night trick-or-treating route.
From 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. MT on Monday, Oct. 31, Heritage residents will have goodies to hand out ...
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By Tina Kitt
The Wauneta Breeze
October is being celebrated as “National Customer Service” month in Wauneta and the Wauneta Chamber is seeking your help in designating Wauneta’s top customer-oriented worker or business owner for the 2011 Custo...
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Bake sale planned to assist Lasaters
Terry and Raina Lasater of Wauneta are making plans to host a bake sale this Saturday in Wauneta to help cover medical expenses incurred as Raina continues to battle a serious heart condition.
The bake sale will begi...
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During November, a time to give thanks and honor Veteran’s Day, the American Red Cross invites eligible blood donors to give blood and honor those who have served the country in the Armed Forces.
Two communities in this area are hosting blood drives in...
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10 years ago this week
Oct. 25, 2001
Heritage of Wauneta was one of 38 facilities out of 24,000 nursing homes nationwide to be named recipient of the National Quality Care Award. The award was presented at the annual convention of the American Health Ca...
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G.A.D.G.E.T.’s (God Always Doing Great Exciting Things) Garage will be meeting on Saturday, Oct. 22, at Trinity in Palisade.
All 4-12 year old children are welcome to join in for a “royal celebration” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT at Trinity Lutheran ...
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Trinity Lutheran of Palisade and Redeemer Lutheran of Wauneta will be hosting a joint Mission Festival at Trinity on Sunday, Oct. 23.
The guest speaker will be Pastor Reehl, coodinator for reaching out to Russian orphanages.
Everyone is welcome to atten...
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Dolphin Tale in 3D
showing this week at Wauneta's Chateau Theatre
Showtime: 7 p.m. MT
Rated PG
Running time: 113 minutes
Admission: $5 per person...
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By Carolyn Lee
The Imperial Republican
The petition drive to dissolve the Chase County Hospital District has been extended. Signatures will be accepted through Oct. 21.
Coordinator Sue Smith said the drive was extended “because there is no actual dea...
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Chase County declared natural disaster area
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated Chase and Keith counties in western Nebraska as natural disaster areas.
The designation comes in response to excessive rain, hail and high winds that struck th...
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As I mowed my yard this weekend, I couldn’t help but think about the jobs I needed to take care of in my lawn. There are several items that need to be taken care of now if they haven’t been already. Here are some simple reminders and steps to help fin...
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Showing this week at Wauneta's
Chateau Theatre
'Warrior'
Starring Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton and Nick Nolte
Rated PG-13
Running time: 139 minutes
Show Time: 7 p.m. MT
Admission: $5 per person...
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Breeze wins national award in photography
The Wauneta Breeze won an honorable mention award for sports photography in the National Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest.
The Breeze award was in the non-daily division for papers with a circu...
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By Bill Williams
The Paris Post-Intelligencer
Newspapers are the number one source of local news.
That’s the theme of National
Newspaper Week, October 2-8. Well, duh. Of course they are.
Except for perhaps a few well-known papers that market t...
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By Doug Anstaett
Kansas Press Association
Despite all the doomsayers out there writing obituaries for the nation’s newspaper industry, 150
million Americans — two out of three adults — read a local newspaper last week.
Newspaper Association ...
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By Craig R. Christiansen
Executive Director of the Nebraska State Education Association
When I decided to adopt a dog, I was surprised at the process.
It included a legal document that provided for the return of the dog if I later decided I did not...
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“Autumn Colors” will be in full bloom for the Christian Women’s Club on Saturday, Oct. 15. Beginning at 9 a.m. MT/10 a.m. CT at the Wallace Community Hall. The crowning glory of Fall will be celebrated with a mini music concert by Brenda Copeland fr...
