Julie Pflum has been manager of Shari’s since June of this year. (Johnson Publications photo)
Shari Briggs opened shop in Imperial in 1989 at 126 West 4th Street.
Her business, then called Shari’s Ceramics and Wood, moved to its current location at 505 Broadway in May 1996.
With the start of the school year comes the start of multiple extracurricular events, including FFA range judging.
Jeremy Vlasin is the head coach for the FFA teams.
The 2019 Cattlemen’s Ball hosts and committee members presented a $673,738.95 check Sunday to Dr. Ken Cowan, Director of University of Nebraska’s Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center in Omaha. At the presentation were, from left, committee members Julie Jones and Shawn Jones; advisory board members Ray Bennett, Dick Miles and Susanne Jagels; Dr. Ken Cowan; hosts Chris and Wayne Krausnick, hosts Allison and Derek Sandman; and committee members Joey and Myra Large, Marlene Cox and Steve and Char Wallin. (Courtesy photo)
The primary goal of the 2019 Cattlemen’s Ball was to raise money to “Round Up a Cure” for cancer research.
The Ball, held in June west of Wauneta, raised $748,598.83.
Farm Credit Services of America moved into their new building at 686 E. 3rd Street in Imperial. (Johnson Publications photo)
Staff at Farm Credit Services of America have been anxious for the day they could move into the new, spacious facility at 686 E.
Members of the Legislature’s Natural Resources Committee, chaired by Sen. Dan Hughes of Venango, will hold a pair of hearings in McCook Thursday, Sept. 19.
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