Pheasants Forever Reunion Hunt participants show off their birds at the social hour following the hunt. (Courtesy photo)
The Southwest Nebraska Pheasants Forever (PF) chapter hosted its second Youth Mentor Reunion Hunt on Dec. 28.
Julie Pflum, store manager at Shari’s, said Christmas item sales are up and angels have been especially popular lately. (Johnson Publications photo)
Shari Briggs, owner of Shari’s at 505 Broadway, has been in business for approximately 40 years, but will eventually close her long-standing business.
The open house honoring retiring veterinarian, Dave Johnsen, was well-attended by many clients and friends. Fellow veterinarians were on hand for the festivities, from left, Jake Johnson, D.V.M., Nicole Hendricks, D.V.M., Johnsen and Troy Worth, D.V.M. (Johnson Publications photo)
Doctors and staff at Veterinary Services held an open house Monday to honor Dave Johnsen, D.V.M. (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine), as he retires after 38 years.
Jack Schnieder received the gavel as 2020 president for the Imperial Chamber of Commerce. He’ll take over at the January meeting. (Johnson Publications photo)
A new president will soon take the reins for the Imperial Chamber of Commerce.
Launy Ringleman, left, and new Chase County brand inspector Mikaela Walker observe cattle brought into the Imperial Auction Market Tuesday. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Chase County brand inspection team of, from left, Bill Greeley, Kris Jardine, Mikaela Walker and Launy Ringleman were recognized at Tuesday’s auction at the Imperial Auction Market. Ringleman is retiring as brand inspector later this month. (Johnson Publications photo)
Launy Ringleman has been the cattle brand inspector in the Chase County area for 28 years.
Five years before that was spent as brand inspector in the Scottsbluff area.
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