The Chase County Fair and Expo returns to Imperial August 11-16, bringing with it a full slate of livestock shows, family-friendly entertainment, exhibits, and evening grandstand performances.
4-H Archery participants stand in front of the new backstop which was purchased using Chase County Pictured are, from left, Leader Brice Vitosh, ChristaBella Thomas, Henley Worth, Maria Adle, Preston Weiss, Hadley Worth, John Adle, Joel Adle, Damon Spady, Simon Leibbrandt, Hayden Worth, Bentley Lucero, Tate Lucero, Bennett Kuenning, Luke Kuenning, Grayson Beemer, Braxtyn Weiss, Cryder Thayer, Clayson Thayer, Christopher Varilek, Collin Varilek, Asher Weiss and Leader Troy Worth.
By Diane Stamm
Office Manager, CC Extension
The Chase County Fairgrounds will come to life Monday, with entry day for the 2025 Chase County Fair.
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Imperial’s own Marcia Baurle will have the above piece featured in the Impact Nebraska Artists’ exhibition “Waters of Life” showing September 5th ant Adams Bank and Trust in Imperial.
Adams Bank and Trust in Imperial is pleased to offer Impact Nebraska Artists’ newest exhibition “Waters of Life,” showing now through September 5th in the bank lobby.
Violet Sinclair, Hadley Amen, Erin Knoetzel & Graham Vlasin work with Cady Epperson from Missoula Children’s Theatre, as Autum Williams, Assistant Director looks on.
Andrew Fortkamp, Ellany Pankonin, John Adle and Rosalee Jenkins rehearse a scene from “Red Riding Hood.”
Life is no picnic when you stray from the trail!
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Imperial, NE 69033