Winning first place in the People’s Choice award for best decorated Christmas tree was Lana Stromberger. (Johnson Publications photo)
Second place winner at the Vision of Trees for her tree design was Kelsey Steinkraus. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last weekend, the Champion Junior Women’s Club sponsored the annual Vision of Trees at the Champion Community Center.
With her two missing front teeth, it’s an easy guess what Rosalie Jenkins was asking Santa for this Christmas. (Johnson Publications photo)
The entry from Adams Bank & Trust took first place in the parade. (Johnson Publications photo)
This design by Emily Lakey won the tabletop decoration contest in St. Patrick Parish Hall. (Johnson Publications photo)
A line formed quickly after the parade for the soup and pie supper in the hall, where over 300 were served. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last Thursday’s Christmas Festival in Imperial was a big hit if attendance numbers are an indication. Imperial’s main street was full for the lighted Christmas parade.
Ryan Forney of Omaha is a medical student at UNMC on rotation at CCCH and clinics. (Johnson Publications photo)
Ryan Forney is a third year medical student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) currently on rotation at Chase County Community Hospital (CCCH) and clinics.
While the annual Christmas Day dinner has dwindled in the past, this year’s coordinator is determined to continue it.
Bonnie Kruse, MPCC’s director of institutional advancement, explains how important local support has been in the expansion plans for the Imperial campus. (Johnson Publications photo)
Showing the expansion plans, Imperial Campus Coordinator Brenda Ledall, gave details of the near 2,500 square foot MPCC addition and remodeling. (Johnson Publications photo)
Local donors who have financially supported the expansion project at Mid-Plains Community College (MPCC) were guests at an appreciation luncheon Dec. 3.
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