Filter  MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec Year20032004200520062007200820092010201120122013 5101520253050100All Filter

• Imperial Valley Holiness Camp starts July 23

  The 98th consecutive annual interdenominational family camp meeting of the Imperial Valley Holiness Association gets underway July 23 at the camp site, located on Highway 6, three and a half miles east of Imperial. The meetings run from Thursday, July 23...

• Grant man injured by auger hospitalized in Denver, Colo.

  A fund for medical expenses has been set up at Valley Bank and Trust in Grant By Jan RahnThe Grant Tribune-Sentinel A Grant man is recovering in a Denver hospital after losing both hands and part of each arm in a farm accident in rural Perkins County....

• Harvest going slower than expected

  This year’s wheat harvest is turning out to be later than normal. Frequent rains and higher-than-normal humidity levels have been keeping farmers out of the field or limiting their cutting time. Early reports indicate that this year’s crop could be ...

• School board will seek approval for lower pole height

  Action means no variance board hearing at this time By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican It appears there will be no attempt at this time to seek a city variance for a higher northeast football field light pole by the CCS school board. However, some mem...

• Collision claims life of Chase County native

  By Russ Pankonin and Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican Tragedy hit the Elsie, Imperial and Enders communities Monday afternoon when a collision between a farm sprayer and a mini-van claimed the life of 28-year-old Debra Palser of Elsie. Debra was the da...

• NRD draft budget includes occupation tax

  Upper Republican receives tax refund ultimatum By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Irrigators will pay another $4 per-irrigated-acre in occupation tax as proposed in the draft of the Upper Republican Natural Resources District’s (URNRD) 2009-10 bud...

• Cyclists ride cross-country helping others in housing crunch

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican Wearing red and blue Bike & Build riding gear, 32 cyclists passed through Imperial Monday on a cross-country trek that is also helping people less fortunate. Two of the riders, Max Kraft of Ithaca, N.Y., and Col...

• Aaron and Erica Greene purchase Chase 3000

  By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Chase 3000, a local internet service provider, changed ownership as of Wednesday, July 8. Aaron and Erica Greene purchased the business from Steve and Jennifer Smith. Greene joined Chase 3000 as a technician and ...

• Wesleyan Church open house for everyone

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican Partly in celebration of the completion of an addition to the church and partly to show the movie “Fireproof,” the Crossroads Wesleyan Church is hosting an open house Saturday from 7-9 p.m.  and beyond. The publi...

• Courter back to work following 911 incident

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy Thomas Courter, formerly of Imperial, returned to work July 2 after reportedly shooting a man during a response to a domestic disturbance. Courter allegedly shot and killed Robbin W. ...