Local News
Pastor Robby Clay of the Imperial Bible Church is already receiving canned food for the Hurricane Harvey food drive. Area residents can drop off food at his church, as well as two other Imperial locations at the Imperial Berean Church and Harchelroad Motors. (Johnson Publications photo)
As Houston continues to grapple with Hurricane Harvey’s aftermath, local communities are coming together to help with relief efforts.
By Bonnie Becker The Grant Tribune-Sentinel
There are already 200 appointments made for blood draws in Imperial and Wauneta as part of Chase County Community Hospital’s efforts to promote good health this month during its fall health fair ev
By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican
Michelle Pursley, left, and Tami Bartels are registered nurses and certified chemotherapy/bio-therapy nurses. They are seen here standing beside the new Biological Safety Cabinet inside the hospital’s new chemotherapy services area. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Hospital has been providing quality chemotherapy services to patients for at least 20 years.
By Becky Kuntzelman The Imperial Republican
Opinion
A much-anticipated and long-overdue lawsuit against the Nebraska Prison System has been filed in U.S. District Court by the American Civil Liberties Union. The simple facts—the prisons are:
By J.L. Schmidt Statehouse correspondent, the Nebraska Press Association
Venezuela is a woeful reminder that no country is so rich that it can’t be driven into the ground by revolutionary socialism.
By Rich Lowry Editor, The National Review
You couldn’t pay me to live there. Or, could you?
By J.L. Schmidt Statehouse correspondent, the Nebraska Press Association
Sports
Longhorn runners, from left, Macy Coleman, Brooklyn Christensen and Lindsey Mendenhall pace themselves together during last week’s Longhorn invitational. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County’s girls cross country team just missed their second win in as many starts last week, finishing behind North Platte after a tiebreaker in the Chase County Invitational last Thursday at
By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican
Adelaide Maxwell, left, and Sophie Spady successfully block this hard-hit ball from Yuma, Colo., in action last week on the Chase County court. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County ran into a tough volleyball opponent when they hosted Yuma, Colo., last week, finding out why the Lady Indians were last year’s state runners-up in Colorado.
By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican
In seven varsity softball games last week, the Lady Longhorns found it difficult to pick up a win.
By Jan Schultz The Imperial Republican
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