Becky Kuntzelman | The Imperial Republican
Eltaib Abdellah and his wife, Alromissa, received their U.S. citizenship in February. Sitting on their laps from left are their children Renad, Rana and Omar.
Eltaib Abdellah is a familiar face in the lab at Chase County Community Hospital (CCCH).
Abdellah and his wife, Alromissa, moved to the U.S. from Sudan Dec. 1, 2014.
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Imperial didn’t pose this photo, but the practice may become more common in the coming weeks
With the continued spread of novel coronavirus or COVID-19 in Nebraska, many communities are shutting down places where people gather in numbers over 10, as recommended by the CDC and state health
Courtesy graphic
This graphic display from the National Weather Service gives detailed information on tornadoes and breaks down the levels of destruction a tornado is capable of.
March 22-28 has been designated as Severe Weather Awareness Week (SWAW) for Nebraska.
SWAW is sponsored by Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA).
Despite the closing of the Chase County Schools building the rest of this week and next, the March 24 Red Cross blood drive at the school is still scheduled.
In response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, the city of Imperial has been closely monitoring various governmental agencies such as the World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease C
308-882-4453 (Phone)
308-882-5167 (Fax)
622 Broadway St
PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033