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Monday was the first of six weekly TestNebraska collections in Imperial. Here, hospital employees Kay Schmidt, left, and Maria Murillo record the QR code shown by Elisa Large as she drives through for her test.
With Thanksgiving arriving Thursday, words of caution are being issued by health professionals at the Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD).
The 2021 Chase County Historical Society calendar is filled with historic barns from all corners of the county.
Barns have been an important part of the landscape in rural America, and are the featured subject in the 2021 Chase County Historical Society calendar.
Christmas season will kick off in early December, as Imperial celebrates the holidays with a Christmas parade and three different decorating contests.
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A long exposure picture shows off the lights and taillights of passing cars along Broadway Street.
Diane Stamm | Johnson Publications
Misael Garcia Ramirez with the city public works department hooks up the decorations to main street light poles during perfect weather for the job last Wednesday.
Imperial residents and those traveling through town were treated to an early taste of the Christmas season last week when City of Imperial workers hung the Christmas decorations.
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Just like the welcome sign at the entrance to Wauneta, The Wauneta Breeze readers are being welcomed this week as they receive The Imperial Republican. The Wauneta Breeze published its final issue Nov. 12.
The Nov. 12 issue of The Wauneta Breeze represented the end of an era—an era that began in 1887 when the first issue of that newspaper was printed.
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