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Cash Yearous returns a first-quarter interception Thursday against Wallace, setting up Wauneta-Palisade’s first touchdown.
The Wauneta-Palisade football team picked up some much needed momentum Thursday with a 55-34 win over Wallace in WP’s second district contest.
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Golfers competing for Enders Lake Golf Course included, from left, non-playing captain John Burke, Troy Space, Matt Borchers, Rogan Einspahr, Jesse West, Lee Denker, Joe Humphrey, Joel Burke, Kerry Denker, Matt Jablonski, Matt Teply, Harold Nordhausen and Matt Klima.
Imperial defended its right to hold the Chase County Cup for another year, defeating Enders 14.5 points to 9.5 points in the annual match play duel.
Duncan Rector had a successful bear hunt Sept. 11 at Nathrop, Colo. Rector is hopeful the bear will qualify for Boone and Crocket. Field dressed at 325 pounds, Rector is having the meat processed and Rod Rector said they expect the cape to be around six feet-by-six feet once the taxidermist is done. The wild, untagged bear was estimated at 10-years old by the taxidermist.
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Monique Gooden gets off her attack before the Maywood/Hayes Center blocker can respond. Wauneta-Palisade swept the Wolves in the Thursday night contest
The Wauneta-Palisade volleyball team improved its record to 12-4 with four wins in six games last week.
Endangered whooping cranes are migrating earlier in spring and later in fall, according to a newly published study by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln S
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