Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Life continues to get back somewhat to normal with most city buildings reopening and the state’s Directed Health Measures (DHMs) relaxing a bit more for businesses and sports.
It’s almost time for the seventh annual Mayor’s Poker Run set for Saturday, July 11.
Riders are asked to meet at the Imperial city gym to check in at 9 a.m.
The Imperial Volunteer Fire Department (IVFD) was kept busy the past week.
On June 17 at 6:30 a.m., IVFD was called to a small ditch fire east of Imperial.
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City of Imperial officials Jo Leyland and Tyler Pribbeno brought over sno-cones for manor residents Friday. Manor Activities Director Billie Boros and employee Sophie Spady, at right, helped set up.
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Before they could get started on the sno-cones, visitors Tyler Pribbeno and Jo Leyland had to get their temperatures checked and answer COVID-19 symptom questions.
Through work with the Imperial Community Foundation Fund (ICFF), Imperial businesses take turns each month providing birthday treats for residents at the Imperial Manor and Parkview Heights.
Saturday afternoon, the Chase County Sheriff’s Office received a direct call from a woman in Omaha.
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PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033