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• Flu cases seem to be declining

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    Flu season is a tough time. Temperatures—and tempers—spike, children are even happy to go back to school, and parents are counting the days of work missed. Influenza has even sent some people to the hospital...

• The beauty and magic that’s Augusta

  This year’s Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga., proved to be a memorable one with Angel Cabrera of Argentina defeating Kenny Perry of the U.S. in a playoff that ended on the second extra hole. Undoubtedly, one of the most famous sequence of holes ...

• An unlikely end to another thrilling Sunday at Augusta

  By Paul NewberryAP National Writer    AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—There were so many ways this most thrilling of Masters could have ended.    What if Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson had carried their duel into a playoff? Now that would have turned Augusta Na...

• Imperial ball association to meet Thursday night

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    Another meeting of the newly-reorganized Imperial Baseball/Softball Association (IBSA) will be held tonight (Thursday) at 7 p.m. in the city council chambers.    Bruce Peterson said they will discuss the grou...

• I’ve been to the Mecca and back

  Russ PankoninA commentary on sportsIt’s every avid golfer’s dream to attend The Masters at Augusta National in Augusta, Ga.The beauty. The history. The tradition. The Masters!  For me, that dream came true last week. And as far as I am concerned, Iâ€...

• Remember that one-point loss to Oshkosh... in 1956?

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    That old cliche is right. No matter where you travel in this country, you’ll run into a friend.    Essentially, that’s what a California man did recently. And now he wants to meet Imperial residents who s...

• Two meets in coming week for Longhorn track teams

                           New concession stand, scoreboard to be operational for Imperial’s home meet on TuesdayBy Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    Chase County’s track teams finally saw some decent weather Tuesday when t...

• 4-H speech winners named

      Seven 4-Her’s were awarded ribbons in the 2009 Chase County 4-H Public Speaking Contest, held April 7 at the Lied Imperial Public Library.     Youths from age eight to 19 have an opportunity to participate in the 4-H Public Speaking program fr...

• HEA members encouraged to spread ‘affordable electricity’ message

  By Brenda BrandtHolyoke Enterprise    Affordable electricity was the clear message of the 71st annual meeting of Highline Electric Association (HEA) held April 6 in the Holyoke High School auditorium.    Members were encouraged to contact legislator...

• Fast-moving spring storm stalls Saturday activity

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    What happened to spring?    Saturday’s activity in Imperial was nearly stalled when a storm bringing high winds and a heavy, wet snow hit the Imperial area.    Forecasts several days before that predicte...