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• Some drivers not abiding by rules on stopped school busses

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    With the recent addition of a morning bus pickup service in town for students at Chase County Schools, it’s become noticeable that some drivers aren’t abiding by rules on stopped school busses.    Ken Rob...

• Bahler visits Far East on LEAD trip

   By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    A month after participating in a trip to South Korea, Hong Kong and China, Lamar resident Wayne Bahler remains enthusiastic about the experience and people. He was one of 29 Nebraska LEAD XXVII fellows chosen ...

• Head over heels

  Chase County senior Sean Langin wasted little time in the heartbreak round at the district wrestling meet in Gordon last week. After pinning Jacob Stoelting of Southern Valley, which solidified a state berth, Langin’s joy nearly carried him over the hea...

• School board will be deciding soon whether to continue high school laptop program

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    Based on a student survey, Chase County High School students would like to see the one-to-one laptop program continue.    As the school nears the end of the laptops’ three-year lease, school board members w...

• Funding still available for home renovations in target area here

      The city of Imperial has been leading a cooperative effort to provide some needed renovation to homes in a targeted area within the city.     The city was awarded Community Development Block Grant funding provided by the Nebraska Department of E...

• Increased valuations result in additional spending by taxing entities in 2008-09 budgets

  By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican    Tax entities in Chase County took advantage of an increase in property valuations to increase their tax requests for the 2008-09 budget year.     The Imperial Republican compared tax requests for the 2008-0...

• Playground equipment purchased for park

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    The city of Imperial Park and Tree Commission approved a plan to install new playground equipment at Campbell Park during a meeting Feb. 3. Of three options presented, one for $41,417.95 was approved.    Lore...

• For UNO study, multi-layered maps utilize sales data and GIS technology to look at water value

  By Lori PotterKearney Hub Staff Writer(Reprinted with permission)     Editor’s note: This is the second of two stories that appeared in the Kearney Hub looking at the value of water.        HOLDREGE—It wasn’t Nebraska’s somewhat warmer wi...

• 4-H stories tell of members’ highlights

      As part of a 4-H member’s record book, a 4-H story is required.    Judges pick winners in each of the junior, intermediate and senior levels. Last week, the newspaper printed the junior winner.             This week, reprinted below, ...

• Trio of Longhorn seniors make cut for state

         Omaha Qwest Center site for big event starting this ThursdayBy Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    All three of Chase County’s senior wrestlers are headed to the state tournament in Omaha this week.    J...