Shari Friedel | High Plains News
Little Bluestem in Grant opened at 310 Central Street in 2020.
Becky Uehling | High Plains News
Rodney Lousberg, owner of Middle of Nowhere Bar and Grill in Venango, holds up a deluxe hamburger and french fries.
Two businesses in Perkins County appear on Nebraska state passport programs this summer—The Middle of Nowhere Bar and Grill in Venango will appear on the Nebraska Beef Passport, while Little Bl
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Imperial FFA officers at the organization’s leadership training this month were, front from left, Brooke Schilke, Kathya Aragon, Jasmine Johnson, back from left, Mason Tyerman, Kylee Wiest, Jecca, Yaw, Sean Heermann and Westyn Mendenhall.
The Nebraska FFA Association spent May 18-27 hosting statewide Chapter Officer Leadership Training, better known as COLT to the FFA members who attend.
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Imperial EMT Tim Greene helps Brantley Klein of Wauneta as he explores the ambulance at Imperial EMS’s celebration last week during National EMS Week.
The 49th annual National EMS Week was observed May 21-27.
On May 23, community members gathered for an Imperial EMS celebration.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Lions Dist. Governor Ed Dunn of Grant, left, visited the Imperial Lions last week. He and Club President Randy Hayes are pictured.
Ed Dunn of Grant wears a lot of hats—one of them this year is serving as District Governor of the Nebraska Lions Clubs in District L.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has announced the Frenchman Wildlife Management Area north of Palisade in Hayes County is temporarily closed due to flooding.
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