Walkers witness to sanctity of human life
A group of 10 college-aged students and their walk leader spent part of a morning in Imperial last week as they marked the halfway point of their Crossroads Pro-Life Walk Across America.
A group of 10 college-aged students and their walk leader spent part of a morning in Imperial last week as they marked the halfway point of their Crossroads Pro-Life Walk Across America.
In this day and age more and more people are susceptible to scams.
Western Nebraska Crop Specialist Bob Klein of North Platte talks with attendees at last week’s field day at the Stumpf Wheat Center. University Wheat Breeder Steve Baenziger, left, looks at notes before briefing the crowd on the various wheat varieties in trials at the center. (Johnson Publications photo)
Editor’s note: This is the first of two stories looking at the research work on wheat and field peas at the Henry J. Stumpf International Wheat Center in Grant.
The long awaited second annual Smokin’ On Broadway is this Saturday. Festivities are set to begin at 10 a.m. at the city office lot along Broadway, and will last the entire day.
The very first library located in Imperial celebrated its opening day with cake and ice cream last Wednesday.
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