Law enforcement work to assist during snowy conditions last week
Law enforcement were busy last week helping motorists during the snow.
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Williams Masonry of Grant worked on footings for the new well in October. (Johnson Publications photo)
Finishing of new city water well still up in air
Earlier this year, the Imperial city council approved a bid from Sargent Irrigation of $275,762.50 for a new water well.
Wauneta’s ‘Santa Saturday’ slated for this weekend
Wauneta’s annual Santa Saturday Christmas celebration will kick off Saturday afternoon.
Unlike in past years, this year’s celebration will be held all on one day.
Staff members pictured with some of the coat donations already received are, from left, Kevin Chavira, management trainee; Abby Frias, bank teller; Carrie Fisher, bank teller; and Gina Blocher, mortgage loan processor. (Johnson Publications photo)
Deadline approaching for Pinnacle Bank coat drive
Pinnacle Bank is seeking coats, snow pants and coveralls during their annual coat drive to help others stay warm during the winter season. Items need to be smoke free and can be new or used.
On hand for the presentation were, from left, Mason Holmes, Western Region EMS Specialist DHHS; Deb Hayes, Imperial EMS Director; Heidi Wheeler, Readiness and Response Coordinator for Nebraska Plains Health Care Coalition; and Craig Loeffler, Imperial EMS training officer. (Courtesy photo)
Imperial EMS presented with mass casualty field-triage bag
Nebraska Plains Health Care Coalition (NPHCC) provided a mass casualty incident field-triage bag to Imperial Emergency Medical Services (EMS) during a meeting on Nov. 14.