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Bids to be let for augmentation pipeline

Bids to be let for augmentation pipeline

Bid opening expected in early March By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican Members of the Upper Republican Natural Resources District voted to let bids for a 20,000-foot pipeline to augment water flows in the Republican River. Engineer Chris Miller of Miller & Associates of Kearney revi...

20-plus vendors lined up for Chamber’s ag technology fair

20-plus vendors lined up for Chamber’s ag technology fair

By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican More than 20 vendors who serve the ag industry will be on hand today (Thursday) to visit with farmers at the Imperial Chamber’s 4th annual Ag Technology Fair. The event will be held at the St. Patrick’s parish hall in Imperial from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ...

Game & Parks approves Champion Mill transfer

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican During a regular meeting Friday the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC) members approved the transfer of ownership of Champion Mill State Historical Park and State Recreation Area (SRA) to Chase County, pending legislative action. That is one of the ste...

Influenza cases showing up here

Several CCS students have lab-confirmed flu, says school nurse By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican Several lab-diagnosed cases of influenza have Chase County Schools’ students at home this week or just returning to class. School Nurse Angie Paisley said the annual flu bug is showing up mor...

Lucky couples to attend Valentine dinner

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican Area residents have the chance to be chosen to participate in an Imperial Chamber of Commerce Valentine’s dinner Feb. 11. The event is called Roll Out the Red Carpet, and is a first-time event. Four couples’ names will be drawn to attend the catered meal...

Heart Month nears; take care of yours

By Jan Schultz, The Imperial Republican News Editor Isn’t it funny that, as we age, we seem to become more interested in our health? And, we also talk about it more? That’s certainly true in my corner of the world, since about a year ago, I was put on medicine for high blood pressure and chole...

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Three of senator’s new bills explained

By Mark Christensen State Sen. 44th District This past week has been consumed with half of the day in session and another half involved in committee hearings. Amongst all the hustle and bustle of the...

Longer days mean less time for night viewing

By Vernon Whetstone, Benkelman Amateur Astronomer thestargeezer@gmail.com It has been a little over a month since the winter solstice, the beginning of winter, when the sun reached its most southern point...

Game & Parks approves Champion Mill transfer

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican During a regular meeting Friday the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC) members approved the transfer of ownership of Champion Mill State Historical Park and...

Influenza cases showing up here

Several CCS students have lab-confirmed flu, says school nurse By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican Several lab-diagnosed cases of influenza have Chase County Schools’ students at home this week...

Lucky couples to attend Valentine dinner

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican Area residents have the chance to be chosen to participate in an Imperial Chamber of Commerce Valentine’s dinner Feb. 11. The event is called Roll Out the Red...

Back-to-back Bloodmobiles successful; both over goals

Candidate filing deadlines near; no activity so far in Chase County

Truck drivers to be updated at town hall meetings

Slick roads blamed for accident

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Fathers invited to breakfast at school

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican Doughnuts for Dads, a Chase County Schools Parent/Teacher Organization (PTO)-sponsored event, is scheduled for Jan. 31. The idea, according to elementary principal...

Supt. Matt Fisher interviewing for positions in Broken Bow, Grand Island

By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican CCS Supt. Matt Fisher is in the running for superintendent of schools positions at Grand Island Northwest and Broken Bow. In an interview Wednesday morning, Fisher...

Student organizations team up for project

By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican Two student organizations at Chase County Schools teamed up the past few weeks to emphasize the dangers that come with distracted driving, lack of seat belt use...

Seniors named Students of Month

The January Students of the Month at Chase County Schools are Bonnie Cochran and Nick Mullanix. They will attend an Imperial Rotary Club lunch in their honor. Cochran, 17, is the daughter of Tony and...

Cheerleaders sponsoring mini camp for youths

By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican The Chase County High School cheerleaders will be sponsoring their annual mini camp on Saturday, Feb. 11, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Longhorn gym and school cafeteria....

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Lady Longhorns place a spot higher than seed at SPVA tournament

Lady Longhorns place a spot higher than seed at SPVA tournament

By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican After a five-game slide, the Lady Longhorns picked up their first win of 2012 Saturday at the SPVA Conference Tournament in North Platte. The 40-33 win over Maxwell...

Future shooters found at pair of basketball contests

Future shooters found at pair of basketball contests

Youths had the chance to compete at two different basketball shooting contests Sunday afternoon in Imperial. At left, first place winners in the free throw shooting contest, sponsored by the Imperial Knights...

Wrestlers plagued by illness

By Alan Carman The Imperial Republican When Saturday morning rolled around on Jan. 21, Chase County was only left with one wrestler to compete in the Lexington Invitational. The rest of the squad was...

Longhorns win a pair en route to 3rd place in SPVA

By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican Carl Zuege’s Chase County Longhorns claimed the 3rd place trophy in this year’s SPVA tournament Saturday. After opening with a 50-33 win over Maxwell, the...

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Bids to be let for augmentation pipeline

Bids to be let for augmentation pipeline

Bid opening expected in early March By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican Members of the Upper Republican Natural Resources District voted to let bids for a 20,000-foot pipeline to augment water...

20-plus vendors lined up for Chamber’s ag technology fair

20-plus vendors lined up for Chamber’s ag technology fair

By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican More than 20 vendors who serve the ag industry will be on hand today (Thursday) to visit with farmers at the Imperial Chamber’s 4th annual Ag Technology Fair....

Sign-up for new acreage retirement program now open through Feb. 3

Farmers and landowners in the Upper Republican Natural Resources District (URNRD) will have to act quickly if they want to participate in a program that provides substantial payments for permanently retiring...

New voice at KADL

By Carolyn Lee The Imperial Republican Tuning in to KADL, the radio station that features local coverage, you’ll hear a new, enthusiastic voice on the air. Kuper (Coo-per) Jones is the new news and...

2012 pesticide training set; first one in Imperial

Dates and locations have been set for the 2012 Pesticide Safety Education sessions. The first session begins Feb. 13 in Imperial. These meetings will maintain licensing for the Private Pesticide Applicator’s...

Grosbach elected to FSA county committee

No-till, cover crops are workshop focus in Holyoke

Chemigation training at three southwest Nebraska sites

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