Nichols resigns from CCCH board
Chase County Community Hospital board member Eddie Nichols of Wauneta tendered his resignation following the board’s regular meeting June 20.
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Amber Tuller from Imperial was selected from the audience to assist magician Adam White. His unique rapport with children shows on the young assistant’s face as he humorously walks her through one of his magic tricks. (Johnson Publications photo)
After stuffing Kenny the skunk into a paper sack marked “DOOM,” held by magician Adam White, Kevin Dannatt of Imperial reaches back in to find out what may come back out. (Johnson Publications photo)
Magician wows crowd with comedy, antics
Once again, Smokin’ on Broadway amassed an impressive collection of activities, performances and contests for the community and surrounding areas to enjoy.
Voters taste Emma Jenkins’ mango salsa at Smokin’ on Broadway June 22. Jenkins was the People’s Choice winner. (Johnson Publications photo)
New salsa contest a hit at Smokin’
One new contest at Smokin’ on Broadway this year was a salsa-making competition.
Sponsoring the event was Wine Glass Ranch.
Charley Colton tries to keep up with daughter Ashleigh as he adjusts her princess hairband that was slipping off during the bike parade. (Johnson Publications photo)
Smokin’ starts early. Jay Mears, foreground, and Gabriel Castillo, both of Benkelman, check the pork ribs and pulled pork Saturday morning, as the open grill sends up the aroma drawing people to Smokin’ on Broadway. Mears and Castillo were part of the EZ Does It team, one of a dozen competitors in the BBQ competition. (Johnson Publications photo)
At the petting zoo, Bristol Patterson gives a goat a hug. (Johnson Publications photo)
Weather doesn’t dampen Smokin’ fun
Rain has been a constant this month in and around Imperial.
And, more of it fell Saturday during the fourth annual Smokin’ on Broadway.
Multiple dogs go missing in Chase County
On June 1, Liz Mollendor and two of her children went to see Carissa Hill’s new baby goat.