Valuations model concerns brought to Chase County Commissioners
The Chase County Commissioners had two visitors during open forum on June 23.
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Arlys Cupp of Cupp’s Crazy Crackers fills shelves at their booth in the Super Foods parking lot Tuesday afternoon.
Fireworks sales starting this week
Fireworks sales in Nebraska start today (Thursday.)
Registered sellers can sell from June 25 through 12 midnight on July 4.
Another COVID-19 testing session coming to Imperial
Imperial will again host free TestNebraska COVID-19 testing this Sunday morning.
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Latifa Steinman, left, and Jamie Jussel were preparing the seasonings and meat recipe Tuesday morning to go into the refrigerator to marinate overnight. The Sloppy Joe mix will then be placed in a warmer to serve for Wednesday’s special.
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This is a photo taken in 1956 of Harry’s Drive-in before it was Sweden Creme. Harry Trautman, left, and Margaret pose in front of the business. To the far left, around the corner, is Tonda McGarr, Trautman’s niece, as a young girl.
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Sweden Creme’s Sloppy Joes have long, tasty history
Mighty meals can come from small kitchens.
This is definitely true of the little kitchen at Imperial’s Sweden Creme Drive-In and Restaurant.
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This extremely rare Texas Cattle Trail “Stone Corral” is located north of Imperial in rural Chase County on property now owned by John Maddux. It is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Chase County’s Stone Corral played big part in Texas Cattle Trail history
This story in the colorful historic past of Chase County takes us back to the mid 1870s.