The painting of Ansel Hill holding a tray of nut rolls was damaged in an accident at Hill’s Family Foods in November. Dirk Hill and daughter Carissa are pictured, in front of some real nut rolls, with a new painting given to Dirk for Christmas. (Johnson Publications photo)
Dirk Hill received a very special Christmas gift this year.
The Chase County Commissioners were clear during discussions with City of Imperial representative Chad Yaw and Police Chief Ryan Wisnieski at the Dec.
Harmaleigh Dubas, left, presents two checks. A check for half of the amount on the money tree went to Vivian Todd for her winning guess, and the other half was received by Father Lothar Gilde for St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. (Johnson Publications photo)
For the third year in a row, Waypoint Bank has displayed a Christmas tree in their lobby
decorated with festive ornaments and money.
Jason Kirkpatrick of Kirkpatrick Masonry in Grant lays brick for the wall at the veterans memorial in November. (Johnson Publications photo)
While some families are full of farmers or bankers, the Kirkpatricks of Grant are full of masons.
Jason Kirkpatrick of Kirkpatrick Masonry in Grant is a fourth-generation stonemason.
Who can get “tired” of seeing these cute snowmen and women at the FV Coop station along Broadway? (Johnson Publications photo)
Kent and Sandy Silvester’s Santa-filled yard on East 5th was one the children certainly enjoy. (Johnson Publications photo)
One set of decorations included the Holy Family and wisemen at the Brad and Kim Spady home along Wellington Street. (Johnson Publications photo)
Christmas was going to be warm and dry in Imperial this week.
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