Fall decorating contest will award $250 in cash
As the leaves begin to fall and temperatures someday may cool down, the city of Imperial is sponsoring a new artistic contest with autumn in mind.
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City council members, left, and county commissioners, seated far right, listen as representatives from the League of Municipalities and Nebraska Association of County Officials, seated front right, provide answers to a variety of questions posed before and during the meeting. More than 20 Imperial and county residents were present at the joint meeting. (Johnson Publications photo)
Could city, county be headed for mediation?
Mediation could well be the next step in trying to solve the conflict between the City of Imperial and Chase County.
Concrete work is nearly complete at the Chase County Veterans Memorial site on the courthouse grounds. Imperial Contracting finished up one of the sidewalk pours last week, as workers Dylan Davis, front, John Dietz and owner Ryan Greene, right, pick up equipment. (Johnson Publications photo)
Veterans Memorial nearing completion
It’s been a long road since the conception of a veterans memorial in Chase County became a reality.
Nevertheless, it is close to completion.
Commissioners hear of need to protect Veterans Memorial
Chase County Commissioners Jacci Brown, Dennis Kunnemann and Chuck Vette heard probably more than they wanted to about turkey vultures Sept. 10.
The new vicar, Stanley Lacey, is in training for a year at Zion Lutheran Church under the direction of Pastor David Kahle. Pictured are his wife, Payton, holding one-year-old son, James, and the vicar, holding three-year-old son, Andy. (Johnson Publications photo)
Lutheran vicar finds Imperial community unique, refreshing
Seminary student Vicar Stanley Lacey and family are enjoying the local community while he fulfills his training obligation at Zion Lutheran Church.