Domestic violence increase not seen in Imperial
While individuals are practicing social distancing to avoid the spread of COVID-19, those who experience domestic violence could see staying home as dangerous.
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Jeremy Vlasin wanted to bring hope and joy to the residents of Imperial Manor and the community by putting his Christmas lights back up at his home at 938 Grant Street. He felt it would put a smile on people’s faces during a troubled time.
Christmas lights bring joy during dark time
Jeremy Vlasin gave up social media for Lent, so he was unaware of a growing trend across the country to use Christmas lights to bring some happiness during an otherwise dark time for the people and
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Cars lined both lanes, while a third lane lined up for popcorn from the theatre.
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Judy Gaswick and Jody Fenwick donned popcorn costumes to hand out free-will donation popcorn to crusiers.
Broadway full for cruise night
Cruise the Loop started Saturday night in Imperial. Multiple businesses and organizations collaborated for the event that will run each Saturday in April. The cruise night will start at 6:30 p.m.
Governor’s order adds restrictions statewide; schools remain closed
Governor Pete Ricketts rolled out Directed Health Measures (DHMs) for the entire state of Nebraska last Friday.
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This Easter, churches in the community will celebrate in their own unique ways.
Pastors in Imperial adjusting for Holy Week, Easter services
Holy Week and Easter, minus traditional church services, is a new reality many Christians are coping with.