Amber Grosbach of Enders shows pieces of hail that landed at their house Monday night. The Grosbachs had damage to their garden and their wheat. (Courtesy photo)
A tornado touched down briefly seven miles northwest of Imperial Monday night. No damage had been reported as of Tuesday. (Courtesy photo)
There were two separate thunderstorms and a tornado warning that threatened Chase County Monday night.
There is a display of S.C.O.R.E. T-shirts at the school in anticipation of the June 10-14 camps. (Johnson Publications photo)
“Star Spangled Science” is the theme chosen for this year’s S.C.O.R.E. camp, said Charlesa Kline, camp co-coordinator.
While much current national discussion has focused on the opioid crisis, that apparently hasn’t hit Chase County very hard.
Marcia Bauerle, local collage artist, is a member of Impact Nebraska, a juried group of 25 artists who regularly showcase their work through themed exhibits in museums and galleries across the Midw
Saturday proved to be the best day weather-wise during Memorial Day weekend, and that brought out runners, walkers and “tadpole” youth racers for the sixth annual Joggin’ for Frogmen in Imperial.
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