Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Workers prepare to pour new concrete outside the east entrance to Chase County Longhorn gym as work wraps up prior to the start of school.
The days are quickly melting away until the start of the 2022-2023 school year at Chase County Schools and Wauneta-Palisade.
No one wants to work extra hours on the job, especially during Chase County Fair week.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Scott and Linda Clements were presented the Aksarben Farm Family award Friday by fair board member Troy Space.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Evelyn Kurth of Chappell was eager to take part in one of Eric Reamer’s magic tricks using playing cards at the Wrangler Roundup supper Friday night.
More than 140 businesses, organizations and individuals donate annually as Chase County Fair sponsors.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Ed and Arlys Cupp are two of the three Grand Marshals for the 2022 Chase County Fair Parade on Aug. 13 in downtown Imperial, along with Arlys’ mother Jeannine Cox, not pictured. The Cupps are pictured by one of the flower displays Arlys and Jeannine create each year in memory of Mabel Bernard.
The Chase County Fair wouldn’t be possible without hours and hours of volunteer help.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Gas prices in Imperial were about 80 cents higher for Roy Blackburn of Tennessee, who was filling up Sunday at Imperial’s Kwik Stop. But local drivers were happy, as unleaded prices here dropped another 10 cents early this week.
Local drivers saw gas prices drop another 10 cents the past week, as average prices for unleaded in Nebraska fell an average of 14.4 cents.
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