Cherrie Beam-Callaway speaks to the audience as the historical figure Mariah Monahan, while peeling potatoes. She gave the presentation on chapter two of the Monahan trilogy at Champion Mill. A group of children sat on a quilt on the ground listening to her story. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Chase County Museum hosted the second of a historical trilogy on Saturday, presented by storyteller and educational speaker Cherrie Beam-Callaway.
Chase County Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 10:30 a.m.
A quote about the Imperial Manor and its administration’s and staff’s efforts to “celebrate life” has been included in promotional efforts of the Great Plains Quality Innovation Network.
Likely a reflection of an improving U.S. economy, the Imperial city sales tax receipts for the first quarter this year are up considerably compared to a year ago.
Governor Pete Ricketts appointed Thomas M. Luhrs to the Nebraska Real Property Appraiser Board as the at-large Real Estate Broker/Credentialed Appraiser Representative.
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