Local

Article Image Alt Text

Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in Pack 199 are sponsoring the new Lego contest at this year’s Smokin’ on Broadway. They are pictured with one of the two bikes that will be given as prizes to the top boy and girl builders. Jack and Dee Schnieder are donating the two bikes. (Johnson Publications photo)

Article Image Alt Text

Organizers ready for another Smokin’ weekend

Smokin’ on Broadway will kick off this Saturday with the first session of the Escape Room at 8:30 a.m.

Article Image Alt Text

Astronaut Clayton Anderson teases young three-year-old Tate Lucero after signing his children’s book for him during last week’s S.C.O.R.E camp. Anderson signed books for people of all ages following his afternoon presentation last Wednesday. (Johnson Publications photo)

Article Image Alt Text

Astronaut Clayton Anderson’s applications to join the astronaut training program were rejected 14 times before being accepted on his 15th try. His 14th rejection letter was shown on the screen behind him during a presentation at S.C.O.R.E. camp in Imperial last week. (Johnson Publications photo)

Dream to become an astronaut took 15 tries

    Retired astronaut and Ashland, Nebraska native Clayton Anderson knows how to take rejection. He faced it time and time again in his quest to become a U.S. astronaut.

Pages

 

The Imperial Republican

308-882-4453 (Phone)

622 Broadway St

PO Box 727

Imperial, NE 69033