Manor, Parkview-Heights taking more steps to keep its residents safe
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) ramps up across the country and state, Imperial Manor and Parkview-Heights is taking extra steps to keep residents safe.
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) ramps up across the country and state, Imperial Manor and Parkview-Heights is taking extra steps to keep residents safe.

Graphic by Russ Pankonin, Source: Nebraska Emergency Management Agency
As of Tuesday afternoon, March 24, a total of 61 cases have been confirmed in Nebraska in 13 different counties spread throughout the state. Citizens are being asked to limit groups, wash hands often and practice social distancing.
While officials nationwide are worried about a shortage of ventilators that may be needed by coronavirus patients, that doesn’t appear to be a problem in this area.
While Chase County is currently not under any state-mandated Directed Health Measure (DHM), both the county and the city of Imperial signed declarations of emergency.
Despite getting regular deliveries, businesses in Imperial can’t keep up with the demand for toilet paper.

Russ Pankonin | Johnson Publications
Deputy Sheriff Duncan Einspahr, Sheriff Kevin Mueller and Imperial police officers Sergeant Chad Ostemeyer and Rob Rusk examine information on this car involved in a high-speed chase Sunday. The car was stolen from Fort Collins, Colorado and the juvenile driver led law enforcement agencies on a high-speed chase that finally ended north of Wauneta on old Hwy. 6.
Things may be shutting down in this area due to the coronovirus pandemic, but the Chase County Sheriff’s Office had a busy weekend.
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