Another spring snowstorm last weekend caused another familiar sight—shoveling snow. Dollar General Manager Krista McClain was clearing the store’s walks mid-morning Saturday after the area was hit with four inches of snow and high winds. (Johnson Publications photo)
Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale, left, presents his Civics Recognition Award to The Imperial Republican for its news coverage of the last election. Accepting the award are Co-Publisher Russ Pankonin and Managing Editor Jan Schultz. (Johnson Publications photo)
Two workers with Andersen Sign Company of Ogallala install a new store sign on the front of the auto parts store on Tuesday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Six CCS students placed in the Science Olympiad competition in Ogallala. Pictured from left are Stevie Johnson, Hannaleigh Dubas, Adelaide Maxwell, Allison Owings, Landis Beverly and Kalen Wallin. (Courtesy photo)
Kaley Hauxwell grinds through another lap en route to her fourth place finish in the 3200. Teammates Lindsey Mendenhall and Kayla Schilke put in some work, too, as they keep the pace. (Johnson Publications photo)
Another spring snowstorm last weekend caused another familiar sight—shoveling snow. Dollar General Manager Krista McClain was clearing the store’s walks mid-morning Saturday after the area was hit with four inches of snow and high winds. (Johnson Publications photo)
Anyone who pays attention to the Nebraska Legislature knows that a short session is never a good time to try to discuss, let alone pass, major legislation.
By J.L. Schmidt, Statehouse correspondent, The Nebraska Press Association
The first two soccer Saturdays haven’t been cooperative weather-wise, but youths are getting matches in by rescheduling.
Kaley Hauxwell grinds through another lap en route to her fourth place finish in the 3200. Teammates Lindsey Mendenhall and Kayla Schilke put in some work, too, as they keep the pace. (Johnson Publications photo)
By more than 70 points, the Chase County girls took another high school meet championship last week as weather issues continue to plague the track season.
By Jan Schultz, The Imperial Republican
Dylan Dreiling competes neck-and-neck with Perkins County’s Evan Sestak. Dreiling went on to take the sixth place medal for Chase County, while Sestak earned silver. (Johnson Publications photo)