With phone in his hand, Mike Bauerle, center back, answers a question from one of the New Zealand farmers about how he uses his phone to control his center pivots. A group of 25 New Zealanders visited Chase County Tuesday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Twenty-five New Zealanders made a stop in Imperial Tuesday to learn about groundwater management during a two-state irrigation tour.
Mid-Plains Community College (MPCC) wants to be the first choice in the region for education, partnerships, employers and employees.
Pictured in front of the new Hometown Agency office in Imperial are, from left, co-owner Rick Einspahr and agents Diana Molzahn, Elise Musgrove and Mollie Ringleman. (Johnson Publications photo)
Hometown Agency has added a sixth location in Imperial.
They currently have other office locations in Wauneta, Grant, Cambridge, McCook and Arapahoe.
Last week marked the opening of the first full-service grocery store in Lincoln’s Haymarket district. The store, Canopy Street Market, is owned by Jill Moline and her husband, Brad.
More than 500 students from across Nebraska will converge on Imperial Wednesday, Sept. 26, for the state range judging contest.
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