URNRD gets 29 bids to retire irrigated ground in area
Landowners submitted a total of 29 bids to the Upper Republican Natural Resources District, offering to permanently retire irrigated acres.
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These photos show the littered tree pile at the transfer station site with numerous items dumped there that should not be. Only trees, branches, grass clippings, dead plants, other yard waste and untreated lumber should be placed in the tree pile, according to city officials. (Courtesy photos)
Tree pile still littered with non-accepted items
City officials continue to have problems with non-accepted items being left in the tree pile at the transfer station site, at the south edge of Imperial.
Dave Oxford, a Direct Sales Representative with an office in Imperial, received Rob-See-Co’s Builder Award at the company’s summer meeting in Omaha. (Courtesy photo)
Local Rob-See-Co rep earns Builder Award
Dave Oxford, a Direct Sales Representative for Rob-See-Co, was among the 2019 company Builder Award recipients at their summer kickoff meeting in Omaha July 23-24.
Bank makes double donation
Sandhills State Bank made a double donation Tuesday to a pair of local recipients when both Chase County Community Hospital (CCCH) and the Imperial Community Foundation Fund (ICFF) received separat
Students in Kara Hagan’s English as a Second Language class at Imperial Beef use cards with nouns, verbs and adjectives to create sentences. (Courtesy photo)
MPCC partnership breaks down language barriers
A new partnership between the Mid-Plains Community College Imperial campus and a feedlot north of town is improving communication skills.