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NEWS RELEASE – FOR RELEASE May 2, 2022
Contact: Brittany Fulton, communications specialist, 308-632-1230, brittany.fulton@unl.edu
Jesse Fulton, director, Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance, 308-633-0158, bqa@unl.edu
Dawes County Extension is hiring a summer intern to help with the 4-H program! Check out the internship description and application for full information. Mail completed application to: Dawes County Extension Office or Email to dawes-county@unl.edu 250 Main St., Suite 8 Chadron, NE 69337
Summer Intern Job Announcement University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension In Sioux County
APPLY NOW!!!
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Sheridan County 4-H Foundation will be sponsoring the annual Progress Show on June 25th beginning at 10:00 a.m.
As as big bonus there will be a beef fitting Clinic lead by McPeads be a Champ Camp that will be on Friday June 24th.
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