The Nebraska Community Foundation announced a new opportunity last November for community-based affiliated funds to connect with young people who have gone off to college by involving the students
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Neighbors told Brad and Kim Spady their house in Imperial was a kit home purchased from Sears & Roebuck Co. They eventually learned it was a kit home, but it was from Gordon-Van Tine, a company based in Davenport, Iowa.
Libby McKay is constantly on the lookout when traveling around Norfolk, hoping to solve a mystery.
Regier Equipment has been recognized with a Five-Star rating by AGCO Corporation in recognition of their business strength and world-class customer service.
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Shane Parde plays his banjo at the Perkins County Fair this year. Parde also plays the acoustic and electric guitars and the drums.
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Shane at 1 1/2 years old helping to hold his dad’s banjo.
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Shane’s great uncle Loran Wright, left, and Shane’s great grandfather Harold Wright play together. Harold also played the mandolin and fiddle.
For Shane Parde of Adams, playing music has come easily. The 6-year-old child prodigy wowed attendees of the Perkins County Fair recently with his amazing self-taught talent on the banjo.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Seniors on this year’s Chase County softball team are, from left, Katelyn Stamm, Denisse Guillen, Brooke Schilke, Athziry Valenzuela, Iris Robles and Hailey Markee. Not pictured is Kathya Aragon.
The Chase County softball team is wasting no time jumping into its season. The Longhorns will be on the field Monday in McCook for a triangular with the Bison and Southern Valley.
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