Trace Adkins
Trace Adkins headlining county fair’s country show; Hairball is rock act
Country music icon and legend Trace Adkins will bring back his personal brand of music to this year’s Chase County Fair on Saturday, Aug. 17.
Local
Singer entertains at Wauneta Care and Therapy Center
Friday, Jan. 18 the Wauneta Care and Therapy Center residents and community enjoyed entertainment by Freddy, a singer from Scottsbluff.
‘Cowboy church’ planning first meeting in February
Chase County residents will have a new church option next month.
Dave Hogsett and Josh Taylor are co-commanders for Imperial’s new “cowboy church.”
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Emergency personnel work to free the cattle still in the trailer after an accident that overturned a tractor trailer last Wednesday night by Enders Lake. Five cattle succumbed from the accident and others that got loose were rounded up the next day.
Five cattle succumb, 15 loose after tractor trailer overturns near lake
A driver may have been a little disoriented last week when the cattle-filled tractor trailer he was operating overturned near Enders Lake.
Looking Back
10 years ago this week
January 24, 2009
Millie Long and Norma Schultz had dinner Sunday at the Sweet Shop.
Doug, Lee and Dane Barnes were weekend guests of Darrell and Iris Barnes.
Patricia Hackert enjoyed the card party at the Auxiliary Hall Sunday afternoon.
Laura Barger spent the weekend at home with Joe and Kathy Barger.
Friday Ruth Speicher, Frank Smith and Ron Bley attended the funeral of Jack Sloniker in Wray.
Haylee and Alexa Sandman attended the belated birthday tea party for Kendra Bley.
January 27, 1994
25 years ago this week
Don and Bonnie Majors visited Alfred Bartels in his home Monday evening.
Rich Keiser visited Wilma and Lynn Kesier Friday, Stuart Bartels was a Sunday caller.
Robert Egle returned from a Denver hospital Sunday.
Mike Lawless was a Sunday evening visitor of his brother, Kenny and family.
Charlene Pursley and Elvera Mullanix visited Hilda Nordhausen on Sunday evening.
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