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The Sept. 13, 2001 issue of The Imperial Republican contained extensive coverage of the 9/11 attacks that happened just two days earlier.
Twenty years ago—Sept. 11, 2001—on what should have been a normal, beautiful morning with sunshine and blue skies, the lives of millions of Americans changed forever.
September means budget time and the CCS board of education will be taking a further look at the figures next week when the 2021-22 budget is before them.
The city of Imperial is dealing with more roof problems following the heavy rains in August.
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Terry Yost, left, and Becky Spady examined several handmade quilts, one of which they believed was made using wool WWII uniforms. This quilt they’re holding had the date 1931 embroidered on it.
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Mary Dodson was pleased with her purchase of a wooden carousel horse.
This year’s 42nd annual Labor Day Auction attracted just shy of 700 bidders, said Mark Fanning of Fanning Auction Service.
Two Imperial FFA teams that were state champions are now headed to nationals this fall after advancing from first rounds of competition.
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