Grant ag economist and farmer Brent Gloy feels the ag economy is beginning to stabilize after several rough years. (Johnson Publications photo)
Ag economist and farmer Brent Gloy of Grant thinks the downturn in the ag economy may soon be behind us.
Tyler Kerchal recently opened a leatherworks business in Imperial. (Johnson Publications photo)
Tyler Kerchal of Enders has been working with leather for seven years as a hobby.
There are three new faces at Harchelroad Motors in Imperial. They include Tonia Franklin, Shawna Rusher and Edgar Chavira.
Dallas Baney has 25 years of experience in the selling and repairing world of appliances. He and his wife moved to Champion from Loveland, Colo. (Johnson Publications photo)
Baney’s Appliance, owned and operated by Dallas Baney, is officially open for business.
The Nebraska Agricultural Youth Institute (NAYI) is a Nebraska tradition and a unique opportunity for students to increase their knowledge and appreciation of agriculture.
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