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As soon as donors, like Sonya Schilke, walked in the door, their temperature was checked, and they were given a mask and hand sanitizer. Lucy Spady, foreground, and Chloe Dillan were among the volunteers helping last week.
The American Red Cross community blood drive was held last Friday at the city gym.
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From left, Sherri Burke, Ronee Kruger and Krista Meeske are ready to stamp Nebraska Passports at the official stop at Lavender Market/Lavender Littles in Imperial.
Each year, Nebraska’s hidden gems are sought out during the Nebraska Passport Program.
Lavender Market/Lavender Littles in Imperial was chosen as a stop for the 2020 season.
Retired Grant farmer Jim Salsman, 92, can likely thank the Apple Watch he was wearing for saving his life.
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The Chase County Courthouse, built in 1910-1912, is one of seven Chase County landmarks listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.
The Chase County Courthouse has had an interesting and somewhat exciting history.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
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Brent Kruger, owner of Kruger Backhoe Service, removes some of the old concrete to make way for the new automatic car wash going in at the corner of 3rd and Broadway Streets, just south of Waypoint Bank.
A new automatic car wash is planned on Imperial’s main street, and will fill a lot that’s been vacant.
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