Summer polio case in New York leads health officials to encourage vaccine
Citing a case of polio in New York state this summer, parents and guardians are being encouraged to make sure children are up-to-date on regularly scheduled immunizations.
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Blackshirt Feeders water offset gains approval this week from URNRD board
Plans for the Blackshirt Feeders continue to move ahead.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican Young Noa Wolaver keeps her eye on another bidder as her parents, who’ve already made some purchases in the wagon she’s in, continue to watch the items come up for bidding at Fanning Auction’s sale.
Fanning: people like to buy good stuff
Auctioneer Mark Fanning knows what auction-goers are looking for.
“People like to buy good stuff. They always have and always will,” he said.
CCS ‘22-23 budget drops tax askings
A check back at least five years shows the Chase County Schools budget had not asked for fewer budget dollars than the previous year.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican Due to the lack of moisture and heat, this producer south of Imperial chose chop his corn, leaving some standing for the insurance adjuster to look at.
Dry conditions continue to plague area
The condition of fields and pastures in southwest Nebraska continues to be of concern as hot weather and nonexistent moisture plague Chase County and its neighbors.