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SPVA track title on the line this FridayBy Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican It was by a slim two-point margin, but the Lady Longhorns captured their first track meet championship of the season last week when they won their home Imperial Invitation...
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By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican Home Economics/Family and Consumer Sciences classes are celebrating 100 years of existence this year across the country. Chase County Schools, along with the Crazy Quilt Guild of Imperial and Mid-Plains Commun...
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By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican Thanks to a request from the Western Plains Long Beards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, areas along the Republican River near Swanson Reservoir and Frenchman Creek at Enders Reservoir will soon b...
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A long-standing tradition at the Imperial Invitational Track Meet continued for another year with a special presentation to the winners of the 800 meter run. This year’s winners of the Bill McNair 800 Meter Memorial Medals were Chelsey Commins of Ogalla...
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Little League boys’, girls’ teams could use more players age 9 to 11 April 30 arrives today (Thursday), which is the deadline for baseball and softball player sign-up for city of Imperial teams. It is especially important for boys and girl...
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By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican Cold and wind greeted Longhorn athletes when they arrived at the Hershey Invitational Saturday morning. Conditions improved for short periods, but the temperatures never got out of the 40s, making it anoth...
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■ Editor’s note: Chase County Weed Supt. Randy Bartlett said this is the ideal time of year to begin control of musk thistle. He can be contacted for more information on control measures at 882-7520. Musk thistle remains one of the most plentif...
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By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican Three fourth graders enthusiastically told the city council Monday night of their trip to Lincoln, where they represented the city of Imperial at the state’s Tree City USA ceremony. Imperial received the...
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Who would have guessed that the murderer in “The Mousetrap,” presented by Chase County Schools last weekend, was a policeman? Wait! He wasn’t a policeman, just posing as one. Taking place in Monkswell Manor, an English guest house, Agatha Christie...
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By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican Hosted by the Imperial Education Association, the annual arts festival this year is a “Treasure Chest of Learning.” The whole week of May 4-8 will be devoted to displays at Chase County Schools. The ma...
