Area wrestlers prepare for second half of season with busy week
The last meet for the wrestlers was back on Dec. 16 in Bridgeport.
It will be a fast paced restart to the season with five meets in nine days.
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Local artist reflects on his craft
Armando Villarreal is a local artist in Imperial who has been painting stylized designs on football helmets and even had one of his painted motorcycles given to a 24-year military veteran as a sign
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Brenda and Shelby Anderson are continuing Northwestern Mutual’s presence in southwest Nebraska with a new office in Wauneta.
New Wauneta office looks to continue Northwestern Mutual’s success in area
No matter if you change where you work, when you’re committed to your community, you continue to be committed to your community.
Courtesy photo George Colton and Navy Smith stands beside their project, The Aqua Dome.
Courtesy photo Navy Smith and George Colton are in the testing phase of their project.
Local students are state finalists in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest
George Colton and Navy Smith are state finalists in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Competition, which is meant to encourage students in grade
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican Olivia Spady wasn’t able to get the basket but drew a foul from Isabelle Gillham of Wray. The Horns where plagued with cold shooting all night. Spady finished the night as top rebounder with seven boards.
Alan Carman | The Imperial Republican Karlie Anderson drove the lane Friday night, drawing a foul from #12 Kaitlyn Kramer. Anderson made one of the two freethrows and finished the night with six points.
Lady Longhorns lose heartbreaker to Wray
The Lady Longhorns came out cold to start the game against Wray Friday night, losing a close 25-32 game.