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Human trafficking is real. The public is invited to visit the human trafficking exhibit trailer in Imperial next week.
Human trafficking awareness for sex and slave labor is the fastest-growing criminal enterprise in the world, and they’re making young people their targets right here at home in our own back yards,
Becky Kuntzelman | Johnson Publications
Dayna Scherbarth, Enders Park employee and event coordinator for the 2022 Extravaganza, leads a community meeting last week on upcoming plans and needs.
Last summer, staff, sponsors and volunteers for Enders Lake Recreation Area held the first extravaganza event to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of state parks.
Becky Kuntzelman | Johnson Publications
Owners and employees at Brophy Electric include, front from left, Ben Brophy, Shawnna Bigham, Rory Jens, Bill Brophy, back from left, Brady Perkins, Jeremy Mathews, Miles Lagler, Trent Harshbarger and John Vogt.
The Imperial Chamber of Commerce has selected Brophy Electric as October’s Business of the Month.
Bill and Ben Brophy are partners at the helm of this business that first began in 1981.
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Jason and Heidi Anderson, right, have sold their 5 Star Metal business to Chad and Jennifer DeWester.
Chad and Jennifer DeWester of Wauneta are the new owners of 5 Star Metal, purchasing the business from Jason and Heidi Anderson of Enders.
The Chase County Commissioners’ search for how to repair the county’s road south of Wauneta and south of Champion continues.
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