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From left, representing the quilt guild, are Sharon Clark, Vivian Berry, Terry Yost and Neva Molzer.
The 16 members of the Crazy Quilt Guild wanted to do a service project that would benefit children in need.
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At left, Grace Itea from the Solomon Islands and Phonphimon Khamwan from Thailand are volunteers with ILTP on a mission trip in America and assigned to Nebraska. They visited Imperial last week talking to people and selling jewelry.
The International Leadership Training Program (ILTP) is a mission organization raising future leaders from around the world as “One Family Under God” beyond race and religion.
There will be a Harvest Fest in Wauneta this year, but it will be a little different than in the past.
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Earlier that evening, there were a lot of fireworks being enjoyed in local neighborhoods. Cousins, from left, Addison Holm, Kole Clevenger and Chase Holm lit up the evening with their sparklers along Max Drive.
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Despite about an hour delay due to a fire call, the city of Imperial-sponsored Fourth of July fireworks show went off as planned on a beautiful evening Friday, highlighted by a big finale shown, in
It’s a big number.
Close to $7 million was received by Imperial businesses from the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
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