Liliana Marquez | For The Imperial Republican
Senior Brayan Cazares performed his persuasive speech titled “Atdoping Pets from Animal Shelters.”
Speech season officially started on Jan. 7 at the Chase County speech invitational competition with students from Perkins County and Sutherland.
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CCS senior McKenzie Vogt poses with the London Bridge in the background during her trip to London to cheer in its New Year’s Day parade.
Chase County senior McKenzie Vogt recently returned from an unforgettable trip to London, England with her mom, Emily, and stepfather, Rob Browning, where Vogt participated in a New Year’s Day para
It wasn’t unanimous, but Imperial has a new city council member as of Tuesday night.
Mike Ralph | For The Imperial Republican
Laborers for Christ workers Mark Fintel, left, and Mike Crane are with Joel Grosbach, right, a Zion Lutheran Church elder, inside the new addition going up at the church and expected to be completed in 2023. It represents the biggest construction project in Imperial in 2022.
After two years of declining residential and commercial construction in the city of Imperial, activity in 2022 made a comeback.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
During building projects that utilize workers from Laborers for Christ, members of the local congregation are invited to inscribe Bible verses on the structure. One such inscription, “God is Love,” can be seen on this exterior wall on the Imperial Zion Lutheran Church addition’s west side.
The Zion Lutheran Church in Imperial is under construction with a building addition put up by volunteer labor.
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