Platinum T-Shirt & Design employee Tiffany Way, left, and 509 Broadway owner Tiffany Reeves model the T-shirts sold for Nebraska flood victims. (Johnson Publications photo)
509 Broadway owner Tiffany Reeves felt helpless seeing the flood devastation in Nebraska.
The Imperial Lions Club will be sponsoring the Easter Egg Hunt for the fourth year on Saturday, April 13.
Matt Moser, Tim May, Ed Lee and Kevin Way took donations from Chase County to Atkinson and O’Neill on Sunday. They are shown with other volunteers, all who unloaded items in O’Neill to be distributed to shelters in the area. (Courtesy photo)
Carson Terryberry, left, and Destry Russell help transfer donation items from the Harchelroad’s trailer to Ed Lee’s semi on Saturday. (Johnson Publications photo)
AJ Clermont, left, and Carter Leibbrandt organize livestock and pet items to donate to flood victims on Saturday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Imperial and Chase County ended up filling an entire semi last week with donations to send to northeastern Nebraska.
Chase County residents will be officially notified of the May 14 $20.5 million hospital bond election with a Notice of Election being published this week in the county’s two legal newspapers.
A vote at Monday’s city council meeting will remove another uninhabited trailer from Imperial Capital Court.
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