Heidi and Jason Anderson have been doing custom and stock metal signs and products at their shop in Enders. (Johnson Publications photo)
What started off as making unique and personalized items for family and friends has turned into another business for Jason and Heidi Anderson.
So 5 Star Metal was born.
Habitat tour attendees admire different plants and pollinators at Wanamaker last week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Heather Francis shows habitat tour attendees the difference between two types of milkweed. At left is Showy Milkweed, which has hoods that are much larger and longer. Francis is holding Common Milkweed, which has smaller hoods. (Johnson Publications photo)
As a belated celebration of National Pollinator Week, Heather Francis, Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist in Imperial, led a group of more than 20 on a habitat tour last week.
Pictured above is Lions club member, Larry Radcliffe, proudly showing one of the 65 American flags the club displays on holidays and during the Chase County Fair. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Imperial Lions Club is a philanthropic organization that helps with many outreach projects in the community.
This year’s Hear Nebraska concert tour marked the fourth time in as many years that the organization has brought their music to Imperial.
Brett Harmon of Imperial checks the voltage on a domestic boiler at Chase County Community Hospital. Harmon graduated from the HVACR program at North Platte Community College. (Courtesy photo)
Brett Harmon is a realist.
He’s known what he wanted to do with his life and where he wanted to be from a very young age, and he developed that goal based on what made sense.
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