Tristan Nordhausen | The Imperial Republican
Damon Spady hits the dirt in the Allo Arena during steer riding at the Chase County Fair Aug. 10.
Mutton Bustin’ continued to be a draw at the Chase County Fair, and plenty of steer and calf riders turned out, too, for the Aug. 10 events.
It was a better second quarter of receipts compared to the first for the city of Imperial and its city sales tax income.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
The paperwork is complete on the sale of Keith Regier’s feed business to Veterinary Services. On hand Monday at the feed business building at 120 Holland Street were, from left, Sam Munderloh, Regier Feeds manager; Sherryn and Keith Regier, previous owners; and Dr. Nicole Hendricks, DVM, and Dr. Troy Worth, DVM, co-owners of Veterinary Services.
Joining a feed company with a veterinary clinic is a natural combination of businesses.
The USDA is investing $121 million in infrastructure project officials say will combat climate change across rural America.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Chase County’s Athziry Valenzuela beats the ball to the pitcher’s glove and scores on a passed ball against Southern Valley last week.
Chase County’s softball team won its season opener over Southern Valley and went down to the wire with Minden at the team’s triangular in Stamford last week.
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