Filings near for village board, public power seats
Though they may not receive as much attention, in this year’s General Election, seats on area village boards and public power boards will be also be filled.
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Users of Champion Lake reminded it’s ‘family-friendly’
It’s come to the attention of some Champion Lake Board members that people are staying away because of problems a few others are causing.
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Pool Manager Brooklyn Christensen said a line started forming shortly after noon Tuesday for the 1 p.m. opening, and the 33 maximum was reached quickly.
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Tate Hammerlun hits the water from the double slide while his mom, Jordan, tries to avoid the splash.
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Landon Johnson goes off the diving board.
Hot day, cool water greets swimmers on first day
On Tuesday, 97-degree temperatures brought out the maximum number allowed in the Imperial pool on opening day.
Solid waste discussion back on table
About a year ago, city and county officials were considering agreements that would terminate the interlocal agreement on operation of the Southwest Solid Waste Agency.
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SGT Schmidt stands by to receive the test swabs from army medic SSG Hansel as she takes a nasal sample from an individual through their car window to be tested for COVID-19.
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Nebraska state troopers were on hand outside the testing site to maintain organization and direct participants in the proper site protocol for being tested.
Imperial hosts free COVID-19 testing by state, health district
The Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) and Governor Ricketts’ Test Nebraska combined efforts to test a segment of the Chase County population with free COVID-19 testing at the