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Furniture and other illegal items are being left at the city wood and tree piles at higher rates, prompting city officials to close the area at night. Previously, users could access the area 24/7.
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Signs at the tree and wood pile entrance clearly state what can and cannot by dumped at the city’s tree and grass piles.
As of Friday, Imperial’s tree and grass piles are now closed from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Kenny Smith, center, was a familiar face on the Chase County Fairgrounds and served as the Ranch Rodeo judge.
Few people get to die the way they’d choose.
Those who knew Kenny Smith can agree that the Wauneta cowboy died doing what he loved.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Jon Cannon, right, the Nebraska Association of County Official’s executive director, talks to Chase County Commissioners Jacci Brown and Kurt Bernhardt as County Clerk Wendy Moe takes notes at the June 27 commissioners’ meeting.
Jon Cannon, executive director of the Nebraska Association of County Officials, visited with Chase County Commissioners Kurt Bernhardt and Jacci Brown at their June 27 meeting.
Four new categories for this year’s Chase County Fair and Expo Open Photo Contest will challenge photographers vying for cash prizes.
The Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation has announced grant recipients for its 2023 Statewide Grants Program.
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