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Osborne County fairground’s food stand

Oct 04, 2019

Linda Ubelaker (Osborne County Fair) and Dean Heise (Midway Coop Feed Manager)

At Midway Coop, we’re proud members of the communities we’re a part of and want to see them thrive. Our members give back by volunteering and donating to local organizations. Midway Coop is proud to support the Osborne County fair for countertop replacement at the fairground’s food stand. By matching our contribution with a CHS Seeds for Stewardship grant, $5,000 was donated to help our community thrive. Visit www.midwaycoop.com to learn more!

Pictured: Linda Ubelaker (Osborne County Fair) and Dean Heise (Midway Coop Feed Manager)

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Osborne County fairground’s food stand

Oct 04, 2019

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