Firefighters made an early attack from the south side, as fire raged through the structure. (Photo courtesy of IVFD)
Brothers Brian and Clay Majors got out with just their computers and a cell phone as a fire awoke them in the early hours Saturday morning.
Scott Payne began his custom harvesting career in 1968. He was joined by his wife, Linda, in 1973. After all these years, the couple decided it was time to retire. (Johnson Publications photo)
At the age of 20 years old, Scott Payne leased his first combine in 1968 and joined his ex father-in-law in his custom harvesting operation.
An evening of murder, mayhem and the mob is promised by Friends of the Library when they stage their annual “mystery” production later this month at the Lied Imperial Public Library.
The Zion English Hand Bell Choir of Imperial’s Zion Lutheran Church is organizing a hand bell festival this Saturday. About 45 are expected, with a public performance planned that evening. (Courtesy photo)
More than 45 hand bell ringers from western Nebraska and northwest Kansas will meet in Imperial this Saturday for the first-ever Southwest Nebraska Hand Bell Festival.
Levy uses various models to help explain and teach about diabetes. On the right is a model pancreas with the normal amount of beta cells on one side and 50 percent on the other. The pom poms represent insulin producing cells and the beta cell loss that is associated with Type Two diabetes. On the left is a DiaCell, which explains normal fuel metabolism and the defects associated with Type Two diabetes. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Community Hospital’s (CCCH) very own Julie Levy has just earned the Board Certified-Advanced Diabetes Management (BC-ADM) certification through the American Association of Diabetes
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