The “Missing Man Table” during the POW/MIA Remembrance Ceremony. (Johnson Publications photo)
Eric Gonzalez, retired U.S. Marine, raises a toast to fallen and missing comrades-in-arms. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last Friday, National POW/MIA Recognition Day commemorated approximately 83,000 American service personnel still unaccounted for in foreign countries or out to sea, according to the Defense Depart
Pastor Robby Clay of the Imperial Bible Church is already receiving canned food for the Hurricane Harvey food drive. Area residents can drop off food at his church, as well as two other Imperial locations at the Imperial Berean Church and Harchelroad Motors. (Johnson Publications photo)
As Houston continues to grapple with Hurricane Harvey’s aftermath, local communities are coming together to help with relief efforts.
There are already 200 appointments made for blood draws in Imperial and Wauneta as part of Chase County Community Hospital’s efforts to promote good health this month during its fall health fair ev
Michelle Pursley, left, and Tami Bartels are registered nurses and certified chemotherapy/bio-therapy nurses. They are seen here standing beside the new Biological Safety Cabinet inside the hospital’s new chemotherapy services area. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Hospital has been providing quality chemotherapy services to patients for at least 20 years.
Saturday night is going to be much more than a benefit dinner for the Jeremy and Amy Gittlein family, whose son and brother, Regan, returned home last week after nearly two months in the hospit
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