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Winners in the first Iron Skillet competition at Smokin’ on Broadway were, from left, Wenny Weiss, Karen Hayes, Rick Elliott and Diane Kuenne. Not pictured—Linda Pirog. (Johnson Publications photo)

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Emcee Alex McNair introduced the judges, from left, Travis Luhrs, Andy Ohlson and Brenda Brandt. He also had a little fun with them, too. (Johnson Publications photo)

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There were 17 total entries in both the divisions, including this one in the dessert division. (Johnson Publications photo)

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Emma and Nate Jenkins were one of the couples who both entered dishes in the Iron Skillet competition. Emma lets people know she was out to defeat her husband, who gets a laugh out of it. (Johnson Publications photo)

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Beth Falla carefully slices pieces from her dessert entry. (Johnson Publications photo)

Iron Skillet event proves to be tasty competition

There’s a definite talent to combining three ingredients into some wonderful food choices.

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College-age youths and their walk leader are about ready to leave Imperial to continue their Crossroads Pro-Life Walk Across America after a blessing from Fr. Lothar Gilde. (Johnson Publications photo)

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.

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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)

Wheat trial yields at Stumpf center among best in state

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.

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