Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
These campers at Enders Lake Tuesday, if still there in a few days, will probably see a little more of a crowd as Labor Day weekend arrives.
The three-day Labor Day weekend is the last official summer holiday and personnel at Enders Lake Recreation Area are ready.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
Waters cut a path from the Colorado border through fields and across roads north of Lamar. Members of the county roads department are evaluating the roads to determine the best places for culverts.
After a visit with Engineering International’s Jeff Tidyman and Joshua Shiach Aug.
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Inside the building, areas are now tightened up for more control over what is deposited and where, such as this area for aluminum cans. Outside, glass items can be left in these plastic totes.
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
A new sign along East Highway 6 identifies the Imperial Recycling Center, seen in the background with cardboard bundles ready for shipment.
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Concrete partitions keep the recyclables separated better and makes it easier for workers to maneuver its equipment for getting at the materials.
The recycling program, now operated by the city of Imperial, will receive one of the annual awards given by the Nebraska Recycling Council.
Becky Kuntzelman | Johnson Publications
Amy Christensen is the new 9-12 SPED teacher at Chase County Schools. She moved here from Kansas.
Amy Christensen joined the teaching staff at Chase County Schools as the SPED (special education) teacher in grades 9-12, replacing long-time teacher Carol Hess.
At its third special meeting on the topic last month, Imperial city council members formally denied an appeal to a decision on the city’s employee health plan coverage.
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