Megan Kelley | Johnson Publications
Scott Wheeler, an education major at Chadron State College, is doing classes online. He’s also working at Luhrs Certified Seed.
A handful of college students from Chase County are back in the area due to on-site classes being moved online, but that doesn’t stop them from keeping busy.
A Wauneta man faces additional charges from a chase last month that went through three counties.
Seth J. Straub, 21, Wauneta, was arrested after a police chase March 20.
Source: Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, graphic by Russ Pankonin | Imperial Republican
Increase in Covid-19 cases from one week ago: 38/87 Douglas, 3/19 Washington, 6/16 Sarpy, 2/8 Lancaster, 0/8 Hall, 2/6 Buffalo, 3/5 Lincoln, 0/3 Dodge, 0/3 Adams, 2/2 Cass, 1/2 Saunders, 1/2 Madison, 2/2 Knox, 0/1 Gosper, 1/1 Dawson, 0/1 Antelope, 0/1 York, 0/1 Platte, 0/1 Scotts Bluff, 1/1 Kearney, 0/1 Kimball, 1/1 Nemaha (as of 5 p.m. MT 3/31/20)
As COVID-19 continues its course across the United States, Nebraska reported its fourth death from the virus.
Deaths include residents of Douglas, Hall, Lincoln and Buffalo counties.
Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP), with the assistance of the Imperial Police Department, arrested Richard Butt, 66, of Imperial Monday on multiple charges following an investigati
Jan Schultz | Johnson Publications
Just like most places in Imperial these days, Campbell Park had little activity Sunday afternoon. Along with restrictions announced earlier, city officials the past week closed all the parks to group activities.
City officials continue to assess its services in response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, closely monitoring various governmental agencies and their recommendations.
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