Thirty-one ride in fifth annual Mayor’s Poker Run
The roar of motorcycles Saturday morning signaled the start of the fifth annual Mayor’s Poker Run, which raised more than $2,000 for community assistance projects.
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Nate and Cynthia Holman are shown standing with local tribal chieftain Wellingtone “Tony” Wasiki in Kenya with whom they will be living and working as missionaries on his family farm for orphans. (Courtesy photo)
Holmans Africa-bound to serve as missionaries in Kenya
For the last few years, Nate and Cynthia Holman have dedicated their lives to serving God in whatever way they can.
Deb Hayes smiles while holding the award she received Saturday at the EMS summer conference as Nebraska’s Statewide EMS Person of the Year. She is pictured sitting beside a new Stryker power-train, power-load cot recently installed in two of Imperial’s ambulances. (Johnson Publications photo)
Hayes receives state EMS Person of the Year
Deb Hayes, Imperial EMS president, had no idea when she attended the Nebraska Statewide EMS Summer Conference that anything special would be happening.
Dr. Liz Hatz is enjoying her first few weeks in Chase County as its newest physician. (Johnson Publications photo)
Now that she’s here, new doctor feels at home in Chase County
Even though she’s only been living in Imperial for a few weeks, Dr. Liz Hatz says it feels like home.
During a practice burn Saturday in Imperial, fireman watch as the flames begin to roll and take on a life of their own in a portion of the house located on East 5th St. (Johnson Publications photo)
Structure burn provides valuable practice
The Imperial Volunteer Fire Department got to practice on a real structure fire Saturday.