Construction work has already begun at the Nutrien location in Imperial, located on East Hwy. 6-61. (Johnson Publications photo)
The City of Imperial will soon have a new fire hall.
Tyler Pribbeno of Imperial and Ken Snyder and Pam Abbott of Ogallala visit the local coffee shop while checking out the community of Winterset, Iowa, on a peer learning bus trip. (Courtesy photo)
Tyler Pribbeno, Doug Gaswick and Lori Pankonin from the Imperial Community Foundation Fund were among 25 Nebraskans who took an Iowa and Minnesota-bound tour bus to learn about the assets and oppor
A craft show is being planned for November in Wauneta.
The event will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Wauneta Community Center.
The City of Imperial and three police officers have been named as defendants in a lawsuit for “the abuse of official power and the unnecessary use of police force against a private citizen in v
The Lions made good of that pledge, giving the $1,000 check last week to Nancy Terryberry, president of the pantry board. Presenting the check, above, during the bingo workers appreciation dinner Sept. 24 was Lions Treasurer Miles Colson. (Johnson Publications photo)
Those who played Lions bingo at this year’s Chase County Fair helped support the Chase County Food Pantry. Lions Club President Sheryl Curtis announced prior to the four days of bingo Aug.
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