Mayor Dwight Coleman accepts the Tree City USA flag from CCS fourth graders, from left, Navy Smith, Tristan Jablonski and Conner Tyerman. This year marks Imperial’s 32nd year for receiving the statewide recognition. (Johnson Publications photo)
For the 32nd consecutive year, Imperial has been recognized as a Tree City USA community.
Carpenter is currently renting office space at Koch Chiropractic in Imperial. She hopes to expand and have her own office one day. (Johnson Publications photo)
Deaun Carpenter, a family nurse practitioner, and her recently opened private practice, Myrtle Health, LLC, is part of a new movement in health care.
While Scott and Stephanie Moser still plan to move from the community, they told city officials Monday they will create six full-time jobs by April 2018 at their business, Scott’s Pump Service.
In an effort to make wages more comparable across the board, Chase County Commissioners Dave Hogsett, Chuck Vette and Don Weiss, Jr. approved a raise for Chase County Transit drivers.
Participants in the 4-H Music Contest included, front from left, Bennett Kuenning, Damon Spady, Amber Tuller, Jayme Gittlein, middle from left, Miranda Spady, Anna Aragon, Carter Kuenning, Emma Koller, back from left, JD Tuller, Ashley Grassia, Amanda Tuller and Brooke Schilke. (Courtesy photo)
Four-H Public Speaking and PSA Contest winners were, front from left, Miranda Spady, Jayme Gittlein, JD Tuller, Carter Kuenning, Anna Aragon, back from left, Ashley Grassia and Amanda Tuller. (Courtesy photo)
Sixteen 4-H members participated in the Chase County 4-H Public Speaking, Public Service Announcement (PSA) and Music Contests held April 2 at the Imperial United Methodist Church.
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