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This year’s Friday night fair entertainment is Plain White T’ with special guest Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

Fair Board brings something different to the ‘24 concerts

Fairgoers can expect something a little bit different when it comes to this year’s concerts. Friday night’s show will bring the early 2000s’ pop rock favorites of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and The Plain White T’s. Saturday night will remain...

High Plains: Explore, Discover, Adventure

I don’t know about you, but since I was a little girl, I have loved to pick up those magazines and brochures at rest stops, restaurants and hotels when traveling. I don’t know why, maybe the pictures or just the information that they provided, but I...

Kim Large | The Imperial Republican

Imperial Manor’s annual Easter egg hunt provided fun for all ages

Despite the typical Nebraska wind and a slight chill in the air, plenty of kids were on hand for the annual Imperial Manor/Parkview Heights Easter Egg hunt on Friday, March 29. Prior to the hunt, residents helped to fill almost 300 eggs. Activities...

Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican These little girls didn’t seem to mind the cold, as one chased the eggs and the other giggled and chased her friend.

Frigid temps for easter egg hunt

Despite the temperature hovering right around the freezing mark, the city easter egg hunt was held on Saturday, March 23. The numbers were down this year due to the extreme cold, but for the youth who braved the cold, there were eggs aplenty.

Kim Large, The Imperial Republican
June Kuenning takes a couple foam axes from Knox Einspahr to try her hand at axe throwing. Above right, Emma Stanley, Ryker Exum and Kinzlee Exum wait for their turn at the horse racing booth.

Another year, another fun 4-H Carnival

This year’s 4-H Carnival was a success, earning approximately $2,000. The carnival was on March 24 in the Nutrien building, Chase County Fairgrounds. Money raised will be put towards 4-H senior scholarships for graduating seniors and 4-H enrichment...

Tayler May | The Imperial Republican
Parkview Heights residents tell stories from their lives. From left to right: Donnabeth Ferrell, Ann Tuton, Wava Daschofsky, Kay Cheney and Carroll Greene.

World Storytelling Day celebrated at Parkview Heights

Residents of Parkview Heights Assisted Living celebrated World Storytelling Day on Wednesday, March 20th. Lied Imperial Public Library librarian Beth Falla along with Library Board members Joan Wenzlick and Jan Graham joined residents on Wednesday...

Local News

Diane Stamm for the Imperial Republican
Jesus Medina starts his shot put approach Saturday in Cambridge. Medina placed third.

Longhorns boys overwhelm competition at Don Stine Invite in Cambridge

As it often does, the Chase County boys track team overwhelmed its competition at the Don Stine Invite at Cambridge. The Longhorns claimed the team title 231-57 over SPVA foe Hershey.

By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican

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This year’s Friday night fair entertainment is Plain White T’ with special guest Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

Fair Board brings something different to the ‘24 concerts

Fairgoers can expect something a little bit different when it comes to this year’s concerts.

By Tayler May, The Imperial Republican

Power outages wreak havoc

The city of Imperial was left in the dark on Monday, March 25. Several power outages occurred that morning.

By Tayler May, The Imperial Republican

Opinion

A fond farewell to the news desk

I had just started working at The Imperial Republican that June in 1977, and was in the front office when a local resident walked in and wanted to renew her subscription.

By Jan Schultz, The Imperial Republican Managing Editor

Is Imperial up to another challenge?

Imperial and Chase County really turned out in recent weeks and months, responding to several fundraising efforts, one of which will bring in more than $135,000 to local nonprofits and other organi

By Jan Schultz, The Imperial Republican Managing Editor

Lots of ways to support community this week

It’s going to be a busy weekend in Imperial with so much going on. What’s great about it is that these events will help all of us support our local community.

By Jan Schultz, The Imperial Republican Managing Editor

Sports

Diane Stamm for the Imperial Republican
Jesus Medina starts his shot put approach Saturday in Cambridge. Medina placed third.

Longhorns boys overwhelm competition at Don Stine Invite in Cambridge

As it often does, the Chase County boys track team overwhelmed its competition at the Don Stine Invite at Cambridge. The Longhorns claimed the team title 231-57 over SPVA foe Hershey.

By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican

Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
Brooke Schilke’s shot put attempt of 32 feet, 9.25 inches was a personal best and placed third at the Ed Moore Invite in Ogallala.

Girls finish second to stacked Sidney team at Ogallala Meet

It’s been a long time since the Lady Longhorns came home from a meet with anything but gold.

By Alan Carman, The Imperial Republican

Diane Stamm for The Imperial Republican
With a personal best throw, Ray Murillo finished fourth at the Ed Moore Invite.

Longhorn boys bring home championship from Ogallala

With a solid, all-around effort, the Chase County boys track team repeated at last week’s Ed Moore Invite in Ogallala.

By Diane Stamm For The Imperial Republican

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