IVFD encourages smoke detectors in homes
By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican
By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican
By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican

The Imperial Chamber of Commerce members were on hand last Monday for a ribbon cutting congratulating the new owners of Subway and staff. Standing, from left, are Harmaleigh Dubas, chamber secretary; Adam Lambert, chamber president; Lexi Ringleman, Brody Courter, Karen Jensen, Subway manager, Brecken Malone; Jan Elliott, chamber member; Kristen Malone, Casey Malone, Subway owners; Jeff Dickey, chamber treasurer; Reese Malone; Michelle Spady, Lesley Nordhausen, chamber members; Imperial Mayor Craig Loeffler.
By Becky Kuntzelman-Clarkn
Imperial Republican Correspondent

By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican

Monday morning at 9;30 am, the fire whistle sounded, calling the IVFD, Imperial EMS and the Imperial Police to the high school building. All the students were evacuated out onto the school grounds, while the fire department went in and checked the school to see if there was a fire or just a faulty sensor. Fortunately, no fire was found and the students returned to their classrooms. Later in the day, the school put out a call that there would be no school on Tuesday, March 4, due to a predicted blizzard bringing 1-5 inches of snow with 60+ mile an hour winds.
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