IVFD members observe a prescribed burn earlier this month. (Photo courtesy of Heather Francis)
A section of grassland receives a prescribed burn earlier this month. (Photo courtesy of Heather Francis)
During the last weeks of April, two sets of landowners used prescribed burning as a conservation management option for the maintenance of their Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) fields.
Carissa Hill, right, holds one of their does, Mystic, and her sister and business partner, Jaiden, has another doe, Gina. Behind them are the two bucks, Ruff Tuff and Tristan. (Johnson Publications photo)
Carissa Hill, a junior at Chase County Schools (CCS), recently attended the FFA state convention in Lincoln along with other members of the Imperial FFA chapter.
Deb Hayes, left, receives a $265 check from Pizza Hut manager Amanda Keneipp, as Roxane Miller, EMT, looks on. EMS is one of several organizations in the community that has or will be receiving funds from Pizza Hut in a monthly service project. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last Thursday, Imperial EMS was presented with a check for $265 from the Imperial Pizza Hut.
Action last week by the Imperial city council is expected to save thousands of dollars.
The history tent at this year’s Nebraska Cattlemen’s Ball will emphasize three distinctly significant areas: an important cattle route, the grand tour of a Russian Grand Duke and an important b
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