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.
Taking advantage of last week’s cooperative weather, footings were poured for an addition at Hill’s Family Foods. Owner Dirk Hill said the project has a targeted completion date the end of February. This view is from the southwest. (Johnson Publications photo)
More display space and needed storage will result after an addition at Hill’s Family Foods is completed.
Employers in the area are being sought for a Job Fest at North Platte Community College Jan. 16.
Mike Nelson of Enders is among the 10 farmers, ranchers and agribusiness professionals selected for Nebraska Farm Bureau’s 2020 Leadership Academy.
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