Riley Francis and Issac Loeffler admire the lights on the city Christmas tree. (Johnson Publications photo)
Heather Stumpff, right, Henley Worth and Angel the Corgi wave from the Veterinary Services float. (Johnson Publications photo)
Caysie Hudson waves to Santa from a safe distance, as her mom Sara smiles. (Johnson Publications photo)
Downtown Imperial was the place to be last Thursday.
After months of discussion, and at times, heated exchanges, the city council voted Monday to pay the $35,000 annual fee the county has been seeking for dispatch services.
Three defendants arrested in the Annika Swanson murder case were expected in Chase County Court Wednesday this week for arraignment hearings.
Stephanie Stolz, part-time postal clerk, handles the influx of holiday mail and customer lines. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Imperial Post Office will be closed Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Dec. 24, Christmas Eve, the post office will be closing at 3 p.m., said Barb Prottsman, postmaster.
Winning first place in the People’s Choice award for best decorated Christmas tree was Lana Stromberger. (Johnson Publications photo)
Second place winner at the Vision of Trees for her tree design was Kelsey Steinkraus. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last weekend, the Champion Junior Women’s Club sponsored the annual Vision of Trees at the Champion Community Center.
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622 Broadway St
PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033