Nebraska Grain Sorghum board seeks applicants for open seat in district 4
One directorship on the Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board is open for appointment. The appointment will fill directorship to represent a District 4 seat.
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Vaccines for Children public clinics in May
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) will be offering Vaccines for Children at public clinics in May. Anyone two months of age and older are invited to get their vaccinations.
4-H Challengers Club update
On the afternoon of Sunday, May 5, 35 people—4-H kids and families as well as Champion Women’s Club members—attended the 4-H highway trash pick-up.
Applications for outdoor recreation grants begin May 6
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will accept applications from municipalities and other organizations interested in applying for 2024 Land and Water Conservation Fund or Recreational Trails P
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
When Simply Jazz finished their performance, all the seniors presented Agnes Strand with gifts for thier appreciation of her mentoring and inspiring each of them to commit to chase thier dreams. This was the final concert for Strand, as she is retiring from teaching at the end of this year.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Pictured was Simply Jazz's last song of the year, September, arranged by Mark Taylor, with solos by Beau Weiss and Navy Smith.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican
Monday, May 6, the 7-12 band and 6-12 choir held the end of year concert. The high school choir sang Be Thou Not Still by David Foltz for their opening number. Simply Jazz played three numbers during the concert.
CCS end of year concert
Above, when Simply Jazz finished their performance, all the seniors presented Agnes Strand with gifts for thier appreciation of her mentoring and inspiring each of them to commit to chase thier dre