Music recital held Sunday
On April 11 parents, grandparents and friends enjoyed “Ms Phyllis Mock’s” students performing in their spring recital. “The Star Spangled Banner,” played by Jason Fortkamp, led the way.
On April 11 parents, grandparents and friends enjoyed “Ms Phyllis Mock’s” students performing in their spring recital. “The Star Spangled Banner,” played by Jason Fortkamp, led the way.
Imperial residents will soon have a familiar outlet for entertainment back to nearly a pre-COVID schedule when the Imperial Theatre reopens this month.

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Highline Electric General Manager Dennis Herman, left, presents an oversized check representing $2,000 to Brianna Pribbeno and Doug Gaswick, committee members of the Imperial Community Foundation Fund to support Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program. Also present for the presentation was Pearl Pribbeno, a CCS kindergartner. Although she is no longer age eligible, she’s excited to help her three-year-old sister, Prairie, learn to read with the age-appropriate books.
Committee members of the Imperial Community Foundation Fund (ICFF) agreed without hesitation to sponsor Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library (DPIL) program.
Winners were announced in the 2021 annual poster contest celebrating National Ag Week in March, and one of them is a local student.
Not only did Saturday’s prescribed burn near the town of Enders lessen the risk of wildfire potential near the lake and the community, it also provided valuable training for several groups.
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