Despite snow, it’s dry out there; IVFD battles 68-acre grass fire
Recent snows brought some needed moisture, but a fire Saturday morning indicates it’s back to some dry conditions in this area.
Recent snows brought some needed moisture, but a fire Saturday morning indicates it’s back to some dry conditions in this area.
Saturday night was a hint that a return to normalcy may not be far off as the Southwestern Nebraska Pheasants Forever chapter hosted its 31st annual banquet.

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Adams Lumber Co. in Imperial has been selected February Business of the Month by the chamber. Members of the Imperial staff are, from left, Dwight Barnes, Christine Clevenger, owners Chad Leibbrandt and Amy Leibbrandt, Hesston Hamm, Cole Wiest, Mike Keller, Dave Parker, manager Ben Fowler and Cody DeBusk.
The Imperial Chamber of Commerce selected Adams Lumber Co. as February’s Business of the Month.
Adams Lumber has been in business for 102 years.
The Center for Rural Affairs is now offering home ownership and home improvement loans in rural Nebraska.
Free fecal occult blood test (FOBT) kits are available at the Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department’s (SWNPHD) McCook office to screen for colorectal cancer.
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