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• Friends find best treasure is friendship

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    The “Treasure Hunt,” a musical produced by the Children’s Theatre Company of South Dakota in Imperial last weekend, was a-buzz with scorpions, owls, fireflies and penguins, but the theme of the story was t...

• McCook abuzz over tourism idea: ‘Old Sparky’ the electric chair

      LINCOLN (AP)—Residents of a small southwest Nebraska town have a question for state officials: You’re not doing anything with that old electric chair, are you?    The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled last year that the state’s use of the elect...

• Student vocalists bring back songs of yesteryear

  Chase County’s fifth and sixth grade classes brought back a lot of music from the “old days” at a pops concert last Thursday night in the school auditorium. Grade 7-12 Principal Mike Sorensen, seated, had a great seat for one of the sixth grade song...

• Amazing animals coming to SCORE camp this summer

      Khoreen and Paul White currently work for Wildlife Encounters.      They travel the school year state to state promoting awareness and enthusiasm for wildlife, the natural world and encouraging conservation education. They have worked with Jim ...

• Childrens’ theatre cast, with performances this weekend

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    There will be bugs in the Children’s Theatre Company of South Dakota’s musical performance this weekend, but they won’t be problem bugs. They’ll be fireflies and scorpions, along with penguins, cactus pl...

• NRD sends transfer rules to hearing in May; adopts retirement program

  By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican    Following more than four months of discussion, the board of the Upper Republican Natural Resources District (URNRD) board forwarded transfer rules for a public hearing.     The public hearing on the clarifi...

• Agribusiness mission in Afghanistan going well

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    It’s easy to read into the comments from Eldon Kuntzelman, a Nebraska Army National Guardsman in Afghanistan, that he thoroughly believes in their agribusiness mission there.    Kuntzelman of Imperial is pa...

• New K-6 language arts program adopted at CCS

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    Classroom teachers in the K-6 grades at Chase County Schools and administrators appear excited about a new language arts program that will be instituted during the 2009-2010 school year.    School board membe...

• Earlier Prom arrives here Saturday

  One of spring’s big events at Chase County Schools is the Prom. This year, the event is arriving much earlier, this Saturday night in fact. In the past, the Prom here has been scheduled the end of April or early May. This week,  members of the junior c...

• Bill heard to increase state funding for career education student organizations

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    For the past 17 years, the Nebraska Department of Education has matched federal funding for programs under the Career Education Student Organizations. Those include FFA, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)...