Among the youths and adults recognized at the 4-H Achievement night earlier this month are, standing from left, Hayley Vitosh, Sydney Vetter, Rita and Dave Hogsett, Jose Medrano, Kayla Schilke and, kneeling, Brady Gittlein. (Courtesy photo)
More than 100 4-Hers, family members and volunteers gathered Nov. 7, for the annual 4-H Achievement Program at the Chase County Fairgrounds.
Piles of corn are beginning to grow at Gavilon and Frenchman Valley Coop in Imperial as harvest begins to pick up. Here, Collin Courter keeps an eye on a truck dumping at Gavilon Wednesday. (Johnson Publications photo)
As the soybean and edible bean harvest moves into the final stages, corn harvest will take center stage as it begins to rev up.
Imperial’s FFA chapter will be well represented at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis this week with 17 students competing on three state champion teams.
Retiring UPS driver Roger Siebrandt was all smiles as he served hot dogs at the Imperial Theatre Saturday afternoon as a thank-you to the community. At left, Emma Jenkins waits for hers. (Johnson Publications photo)
Something special must be present to keep someone with the same company for more than 38 years.
For Roger Siebrandt, it’s the people of this community.
Here is the new bank sign that now greets customers at the former First Bank & Trust Company in Imperial with more locations in Nebraska and Colorado. The name change took effect Tuesday this week. (Courtesy photo)
Family-owned, community-oriented First Bank & Trust Company has announced a name change to Waypoint Bank, which become effective Tuesday this week.
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