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Pastor Deb Copple gave her first sermon at the First United Methodist Church in Imperial on Sunday.
The First United Methodist Church (UMC) in Imperial welcomed its new pastor when she delivered her first sermon on Sunday.
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Carissa Hill is working on her mural for the 12th Street Fence Project. Gabbi Krutsinger is her partner on the mural.
This is the second year local artists get the chance to publicly show off their talent.
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June 24 was the first church service inside Imperial Manor and Parkview-Heights using the new protection barrier. Pastor David Kahle leads a church service from behind the single-access barrier for residents.
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Resident Donnabeth Ferrel celebrated her 96th birthday with family on Friday utilizing the new barrier-safe space. Activities Director/CNA Billie Baros, stands behind her. In back, behind the barrier are, from left, Ferrel’s daughter Vicky Brown, grandson Troy Brown, son-in-law Jim Brown and Administrator Eric Haider.
The Imperial Manor and Parkview-Heights residents have been enduring a church-service drought since COVID-19 warranted a shutdown of gatherings.
After Sunday’s TestNebraska session in Imperial, health professionals at the Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) believe they are close to the Governor’s goal.
Friday, July 3, will be a big night in Imperial as Imperial Volunteer Fire Department (IVFD) members take charge of the city’s annual fireworks show.
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