Darin Neben joins one of the Cattlemen’s Ball hosts, Derek Sandman, on stage for a prize drawing. (Cattlemen’s Ball photo)
Every cancer patient has to confront death, but there’s something particularly unfair for those who must do it before they’ve even really lived.
Property taxes, rural health care, school funding and more were topics covered during a visit from State Sen. Dan Hughes at the June 25 Chase County Commissioners’ meeting.
This month, Sheryl Curtis, right, takes over as president of the Imperial Lions Club, replacing Emma Jenkins, who served in the position the past two years. (Johnson Publications photo)
It’s July and that means a change in officers for the Imperial Lions Club.
Winners of the bikes Elizabeth Hanna, left, and Tatum May show off their prizes from the Lego competition at Smokin’ on Broadway. (Johnson Publications photo)
Jett Patterson concentrates on his project. He placed third in the 5-6 age group. (Johnson Publications photo)
Koy Paisley competed in the Lego competition at Smokin’ on Broadway. (Johnson Publications photo)
One new event at Smokin’ on Broadway this year was a Lego building competition.
Sponsored by Boy Scouts Pack 199, each participant was given a pack with 100 Legos inside.
Angie Paisley instructs a group of students on infant choking and CPR during the babysitting class. From left are Angie Paisley, 11-year-old Ashlyn Heermann, 10-year-old Kylee Rowley, 9-year-old Norah Weiss and 10-year-old Elizabeth Hanna, all from Imperial. (Johnson Publications photo)
The University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) extension office and Mid-Plains Community College (MPCC) teamed up June 26 to present a babysitting class as part of the “Watz Up” series, said Debbie K
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