Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Angela Lewis is pictured next to the 4 x 5-foot diamond painting she created as a fundraiser for the Imperial Community Center. People of the area have a chance to submit silent bids while it’s on display at local businesses until mid-February.
Area residents have a chance to purchase a unique rustic diamond painting, and support the Imperial Community Center in the process.
After having to skip a year due to the pandemic, Vision of Trees, sponsored by the Champion Women’s Club, is coming back with all the events and good food as before.
Becky Kuntzelman | The Imperial Republican
Nebraska native Karli Hale is a new math teacher for CCS in grades 9-12. This is her first year of teaching.
Karli Hale, originally from Holdrege, graduated from Hastings College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary math education.
Becky Kuntzelman | The Imperial Republican
Staff members representing the City of Imperial are from left, Jo Leyland, clerk/administrator; Tricia Moreno, deputy city clerk; Roxane Miller, account clerk; Pat Davison, public works director; and Tyler Pribbeno, community development director.
The Imperial Chamber of Commerce has selected the City of Imperial to recognize as December’s Business of the Month.
While Southwest Nebraska has experienced higher-than-normal temperatures this fall, sooner or later, the snow will come—guaranteed.
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