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• While Census 2010 is a year away, preliminary work starts

  By Carolyn LeeThe Imperial Republican    On a cold Sunday afternoon, earlier this month, Gary Lee of Imperial was working on a hunting lodge he is renovating on a farm in between Imperial and Wauneta.    A car drove down the inroad, and a woman with...

• Water transfer issue on agenda for NRD discussion

  By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican    Should irrigators be allowed to transfer allocation from one well to another well 30-40 miles away?    Should irrigators get an incentive of more water if they transfer allocation from a well near a stream ...

• Funds provide improved infant care at hospital

      A grant along with matching funds from the Chase County Hospital Foundation enabled Chase County Community Hospital to recently improve infant care at the facility.      A new CosyCot infant warmer and BiliTx (biliblanket) were put into use th...

• Local firm gets bid to tear down old pool

  By Jan SchultzThe Imperial Republican    After acquiring additional information in the past month, the city council employed a local firm for demolition of the old pool structure in Campbell Park.    Koellner Enterprises of Imperial will demolish th...

• Business transition workshop set for Imperial Thursday, Feb. 5

  By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican    Business owners looking at transitioning out of their businesses in the future can get some insight on the process during a free workshop in Imperial next Thursday, Feb. 5.    The workshop will be held at t...

• Hand surgeon a new visiting specialist coming to hospital

      Chase County Community Hospital has announced that Scott Carroll, D.O., visiting hand surgeon from North Platte, will begin seeing patients at the Chase County Community Hospital Specialty Clinic in Imperial, starting on Feb. 20.      He specia...

• Over years, FVC continues to grow

  ■ Editor’s note: This is one in a series of features that will spotlight businesses in Imperial. The community has a thriving business community, and all residents may not realize the extent of services and products local businesses provide. This feat...

• Women in Ag Conference will be Feb. 26-27 in Kearney

      Nebraska women will find a variety of opportunities, workshops, “funshops” and networking in Kearney for the 24th annual Women in Agriculture Conference, Feb. 26-27 at the Kearney Holiday Inn.    The theme for this year’s University of Neb...

• Windbreaks great for snow control

      “Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow” is a great holiday song that may be even more pleasant if people could control where the snow falls.     “We can somewhat control where the snow falls by where we plant trees and shrubs, especially i...

• We say goodbye to an ol’ friend Sunday

  By Russ Pankonin, The Imperial Republican Co-Publisher    Sunday, Feb. 1 will be a sad day for newspaper readers in outstate Nebraska. Sunday will mark the final day that the Omaha World-Herald, previously Nebraska’s only statewide paper, will stop a...