Bill Bauerle has seen many improvements at the Imperial Airport, including the new terminal and 24-hour fuel pumps, shown here, during his 26 years on the Imperial Airport Authority. (Johnson Publications photo)
People may not realize it but the Imperial Airport plays a key role in the continued growth of Imperial and Chase County.
Sue Smith drops off toys for the toy drive on Dec. 12. More than 170 toys were donated. (Johnson Publications photo)
CCS elementary music teacher Jodie Liess leads K-3 students on Dec. 12 for a program at Manor/Heights. Liess and her students came to the senior care facilities to entertain residents. (Johnson Publications photo)
No child in Chase County will go without a Christmas present this year.
At least that’s the hope of Sue Moore and Eric Haider.
People line up Saturday for the spread provided by the Imperial Chamber of Commerce as a thank-you to local shoppers. Above, Jerry Groff and Shirley Lewis help Bethene Lines and Vivian Todd with their dessert choices. (Johnson Publications photo)
Prior to the meal, the Christmas tree outside was lit. Becky Berry, foreground, and Brenda Ledall place ornaments on the tree. (Johnson Publications photo)
What’s a Christmas event without Santa? The jolly man in red greets Tom and Sharon Russell as they entered the city gym for Saturday’s soup supper and drawings. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chamber President Clint Johnson wanted to return to a former Christmas tradition in Imperial that he believes was one residents enjoyed.
Deb Hrcka is holding one of the CCHF cookbooks for sale at various places in town. Beside her is an open cookbook on display. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Chase County Hospital Foundation (CCHF) is holding their last fundraiser for the year.
ProSeed, headquartered in Ogallala, celebrated their expansion to Chase County last week at their newly completed 80- by 120-foot warehouse and office facilities located west of Imperial at the cor
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