Funding available for fire-damaged ag land
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has funding available to assist ag producers whose land was impacted by recent wildfires.
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Becky Kuntzelman | The imperial republican
An open house for Hayden Outdoors to celebrate its new facility is planned for Friday. Real estate agents in the local office are from left, Clay Owens, Melisa Owens and Todd Siverson.
Hayden Outdoors sets open house Friday with food, entertainment
Staff at Hayden Outdoors is inviting the community to attend their open house this Friday and take a tour of their new building.
College, university grads taking next steps in life
May is the season for commencement ceremonies at colleges and universities, and a number of young men and women with ties to Imperial have earned post-secondary degrees this spring.
Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Mason Wallin place fourth in pole vault at district with a vault of 12’3” just six inches away from a state berth.
Longhorns repeat as boys’ district champs
The Chase County boys’ track team had its share of emotional highs and lows at the C9 District Track Meet Thursday in Mitchell.
Allison Sandman | Courtesy Photo
WP’s 400-meter relay, including Cali Cox, left, and Alexa Sandman, placed fourth at the district meet. Also running was Halle Bardsley and Brooke Knotts.
Allison Sandman | Courtesy Photo
Kyle Jutten, front, takes a handoff from Grayden Sutherland in the dusty and windy 1,600-meter relay at Cambridge.
Walker, Cox heading to state for WP
Grant Walker is returning to Omaha for the Wauneta-Palisade boys’ track team and Peyton Cox earned a spot in Omaha as an additional qualifier.