Concealed carry class coming to Imperial March 18
Many people have carried a handgun in their vehicle for years without concern for the legalities, but do you really want to take a chance of having a concealed weapons charge on your record?
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Josh Burke’s son, Kris, pulled his dad’s name out of the raffle container. Burke went home with a DPMS Panther Arms 223 rifle. (Johnson Publications photo)
Pheasants Forever annual banquet nets funds for habitat, mentor hunts
Fund-raising for pheasant habitat and youth mentor hunts in the area were the goals at Saturday’s 27th annual Southwestern Nebraska Pheasants Forever (PF) banquet and auction.
As the sun began to shine brighter last Thursday morning, the exterior damage became visible at Scott’s Pump Service, about an hour after the IVFD made its first attack. (Johnson Publications photo)
With others working at the front of the building, firefighters attack flames escaping from the building’s upstairs storage area. (Johnson Publications photo)
No loss estimate yet on Scott’s Pump Service fire
There is still a lot in limbo following an early morning fire last Thursday at Scott’s Pump Service in Imperial.
Board of Equalization accepts TERC ruling
After a three-week break, Chase County Commissioners Dave Hogsett, Chuck Vette and Don Weiss, Jr. meet Feb.
Pastor Robby Clay, wife Amanda and his family meet Sen. Dan Hughes, far left, in his Lincoln office. The Clay children are, from left, Jocelyn, Katherine, Ezekiel and Lydia. (Courtesy photo)
Local pastor gives opening prayer in Unicameral
Local Pastor Robby Clay had the chance to pray for wisdom for Nebraska state officials as he opened a session of the Nebraska Unicameral with prayer.