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Hairball returns for a performance Friday night at the Chase County Fair after weather two years ago halted their show.
The band, Hairball, first appeared at the Chase County Fair in 2019, but nature had other plans.
A severe storm halted the concert not long after it started.
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Staff at Veterinary Services includes, back from left, veterinarians Dr. Jake Johnson, Dr. Meghan O’Callaghan, Dr. Nicole Hendricks and Dr. Troy Worth, and, front from left, employees Candace Cayer, Mikaela O’Brien, Sarah Kitt and Susan Kunnemann.
The Imperial Chamber of Commerce has awarded the August Business of the Month to Veterinary Services located on Highway 61.
Gretchen Fowler’s photo of a mountain scene won Best of Show in the 2021 Chase County Fair Open Photo Contest.
A picturesque mountain scene claimed Best of Show honors in this year’s Chase County Fair Open Photo Contest.
A look at dryland corn and soybean crops in the last week offers all the proof one needs to know that the last two months have been dry.
Three college student interns with Rural Prosperity Nebraska arrived in Imperial the end of May to participate in the Rural Fellows Program.
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