Pastor Robby Clay, wife Amanda and his family meet Sen. Dan Hughes, far left, in his Lincoln office. The Clay children are, from left, Jocelyn, Katherine, Ezekiel and Lydia. (Courtesy photo)
Local Pastor Robby Clay had the chance to pray for wisdom for Nebraska state officials as he opened a session of the Nebraska Unicameral with prayer.
Wilber Kuenning and DeLores Taylor, residents at Imperial Parkview-Heights, were crowned Sweetheart King and Queen at the facilities’ annual Valentine’s Day party. The king and queen are chosen each year by balloting among all residents at Parkview-Heights, which provides both assisted living and independent living apartments. (Courtesy photo)
Nathan Bemo is surrounded by interested youths who had plenty to say during a gathering of ideas session on a potential Imperial skatepark. Bemo is president of American Ramp Company of Joplin, Mo., who was hired to provide a skatepark design for the community to consider. (Johnson Publications photo)
If the turnout at last Thursday’s meeting on a potential skatepark for Imperial is any indication, there is some interest in the community.
As a life-long Husker fan, Armando Villarreal has always wanted to do Husker art. He’s gotten his chance with this work of Coach Tom Osborne on the sideline during a snow-laden Big Eight game in the mid-1980s. (Johnson Publications photo)
Artist Armando Villarreal, left, and his son, Jax, look on as legendary Husker Coach Tom Osborne signs one of 20 limited edition, signed prints of a painting of the coach completed by Villarreal. There are also 500 limited edition canvas and paper prints of the painting now available. (Courtesy photo)
Twists and turns might best describe the career of local airbrush artist Armando Villarreal.
A familiar task is before city officials and board members again—finding an administrator for Imperial’s senior care facilities.
308-882-4453 (Phone)
622 Broadway St
PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033