IVFD responds to pair of carbon monoxide calls
The Imperial Volunteer Fire Department responded to two calls Friday concerning carbon monoxide.
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While the state has moved to allowing fans to attend games at 100% capacity in gyms, CCS for the time being is staying at the 50% level as recommended by the NSAA. That hasn’t been a problem in the Longhorn gym where 532 people can be seated and still meet the 50% level.
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Gov. Ricketts moves state to least restrictive green phase
Effective last Saturday, Gov. Pete Ricketts moved Nebraska to the least restrictive phase in Nebraska’s ongoing battle with COVID-19.
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A commercial vehicle was being weighed Tuesday afternoon to determine how many pounds of debris and trash it had dumped at the transfer station.
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One of the well-used areas provided within the Southwest Nebraska Solid Waste Agency is the construction & demolition (C & D) site. Here, Mark and Trish Franck, who recently purchased a home in Imperial, found the site valuable as they clean out the residence.
Solid waste signatures could come at meetings next week
It appeared to be close before, but discussion at Monday’s Imperial city council meeting indicates the city and county may have finally reached agreement on dissolving the agency for handling s
Those who register are being inoculated as COVID-19 vaccine becomes available
The health district that includes Chase County is currently administering the vaccine in the target population of Phase 1A (healthcare workers) and 1B (65+, first responders, other essential worker
Cribelli steps down from Wauneta village board with 18 years of service
■ Editor’s note: This is one in a series of stories on longtime school and town board members in Imperial and Wauneta who have stepped down from their positions.
