City agrees to termination of solid waste agreement
Council members gave unanimous approval to an agreement on termination of the Southwest Nebraska Solid Waste Agency.
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Auctioneer Lloyd Michael Jr. holds a Navajo saddle blanket dating prior to 1900. (Republican photo)
A Magic Lantern kerosene projector from the Masonic Lodge in Wauneta, is “an awesome piece, one of the best I’ve seen,” Michael said of the museum piece. It’s worth between $500-600. A tin toy acrobat, inspired by the Olympics in the late ‘20s or early ‘30s, is worth between $200-250. (Johnson Publications photo)
Is Grandma’s dessert plate valuable?
The elegantly painted plate has been displayed in your dining room cabinet for years. You don’t know the story behind Grandma’s legacy, but it might be valuable.
Museum to exhibit hand-built dioramas
The Chase County Museum will have an exhibition of several dioramas built by Harold and Judy Harmon of Champion this weekend.
The Harmons began building dioramas about 15 years.
Local artist among others in art show at Adams Bank
“Nebraska Roots” is the theme of the Impact Nebraska art show on display at Adams Bank & Trust in Imperial now through July 27.
12th Street Fence Project completed
The 12th Street Fence Project, located on the Prottsman property at 1145 Wellington St., is now complete and ready to be voted on.