Several riders, like this one, removed themselves from their bike, swinging it around them in mid-air. (Johnson Publications photo)
One of the impressive maneuvers of the show was this rider’s jump over the head of BMX Nowear Compound owner Karl Hinkley. (Johnson Publications photo)
Karl Hinkley was bullied as a youngster growing up in the Lincoln and Ashland communities of Nebraska.
With a little vigilance and a practiced eye, it’s not hard to spot the signs that an elderly person has been physically abused.
Sergeant First Class Jimmy Novak stopped in Imperial during his walk across America to raise awareness for veterans’ PTSD. His journey began on March 22 at his home in Dupont, Washington and will end on Aug. 22 at Disney World in Florida. (Johnson Publications photo)
Sergeant First Class Jimmy Novak, 42, arrived in Imperial on Monday on his walk across America to raise awareness for veterans’ PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) and suicide.
Ballots mailed this week; return by May 14 deadline to be counted
Planning on either attending or donating to the Cattlemen’s Ball of Nebraska? There are some deadlines coming up.
308-882-4453 (Phone)
622 Broadway St
PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033