With a workforce already short-staffed, the guidelines for health institutions that mandate a COVID-19 vaccine for employees likely has all hospital administrators wondering what lies ahead.
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Steve Hogan visited Imperial earlier this month to work on arrangements for a veterans hunt he is planning in this area the first weekend in December.
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A likeness of fallen Marine Hunter Hogan appears on one side of the gun that his father gives away each year in a raffle and also sells.
The pain of losing a son or daughter to war never really goes away.
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The one-act play, “The Greek(ish) Myth of Marcyonome,” took first place at Monday’s SPVA Conference contest in North Platte. The CCS play has a large cast of nearly 30 with several other students working behind the scenes. Local performances will be held this Tuesday and Nov. 30.
For the first time in six years, Chase County Schools has captured the SPVA Conference title for one-act play competition.
An apparent medical issue caused a one-vehicle accident east of Imperial on Saturday which injured a Wauneta man.
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Jennie Kozal is a community planner employed by Miller & Associates of Kearney. She was in Imperial Nov. 16 for the second public input meeting on potential City Square development.
A group of interested local citizens gathered at the library last week to hear the results of the public surveys and examine three different design concepts for potential development of Imperial Ci
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