No obvious winner in Supreme Court hospital bill ruling
At least one attorney involved in the hospital bill controversy between the city of Imperial and Chase County said he’s still processing last week’s Supreme Court opinion.
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Charley Colton, right, chairman of the Chase County Planning Commission, receives the Carol Swayne Award from Chris Solberg, a planner from the city of La Vista, at last week’s Nebraska Planning and Zoning Association conference. (Courtesy photo)
Charley Colton recognized for 20 years as county planning commission chairman
As the only chairman of the Chase County Planning Commission in its 20 years of existence, Charley Colton of Imperial can tell you it’s important to listen to people.
Attention chefs: Chamber’s Chili Cook-Off today
It’s time for area chili chefs to show off their favorite recipes.
Dr. Hatz starting to attend prenatal appointments
Dr. David Younger is the main provider for obstetrics at Chase County Community Hospital (CCCH).
Barb Prottsman is standing in front of the wood fence that will be the “canvas” for eight artists and/or their groups to create an individual mural on their assigned section. The fence belongs to Barb and her husband, Marlon, at 1145 Wellington and runs east and west along 12th Street. (Johnson Publications photo)
Local couple offers fence as canvas for painters
Barb Prottsman, Imperial Postmaster, and her husband, Marlon, put up a 130 foot wood fence by their home at 1145 Wellington. The fence runs east and west along 12th Street.