Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Proceeds from the sales at St. Isidore Gift & Thrift in Imperial support the efforts of Catholic Social Services to help those in need. A new Trivia Night fundraiser next month will aid in their efforts.
A new Trivia Night event in Imperial next month will also raise funds for Catholic Social Services in its outreach to those in need across southwest Nebraska.
Courtesy Photo | Maddux Cattle Co.
Current staff with Maddux Cattle Company includes, front from left, office manager Jennifer Brosious, Bryson Tidyman, Tom Rowley, Mitch Steffens, back from left, Will Mertz, Terry Koehn, Dustin Stein, ranch manager Robert Brosious, Tommy Mayhew and John Maddux. Not pictured—Lori Rowley and Deb Tatum.
Maddux Cattle Company is one of the longest running businesses in Chase County.
It’s also the Imperial Chamber of Commerce’s October Business of the Month.
Two candidates, Craig Loeffler and Duncan Einspahr, are campaigning to be Imperial’s next mayor, replacing Dwight Coleman, who did not seek reelection after three terms and 12 years in the off
Allison Sandman For The Imperial Republican
Jacksen Littrel stares down an Arthur County defender as Littrel heads up field. Littrel finished the game with a team high 94 yards on the ground.
The Wauneta-Palisade football team took its best shot at Arthur County last Friday, but came up on the short end of the stick against Class D6’s second ranked team.
Emanuel Casillas | The Scottsbluff Star Herald
Kade Anderson is interfered with as he tries to make a catch in the end zone against Mitchell.
With a berth in the Class C2 playoffs within their grasp, the Chase County football team will need wins in its next two games to earn a playoff berth after a 0-30 loss Friday to Mitchell, secon
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