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Bragg Gaming Group (TSE:BRAG) (OTC:BRGGF) has found its new CEO in board member Richard Carter, effective May 1. Before joining the Bragg board in the fall of 2020, Carter was the CEO of sports betting solutions and services provider SBTech for five years, prior to the company’s merger with DraftKings. Additionally, members Paul Godfrey and Lara Falzon assumed the roles of chair of the board and audit committee chair, respectively, on May 3.
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Cloverbud Mercy Combs is pictured with her planted flowers. (Submitted photo) The Premier Showmen 4-H Club held a meeting on Sunday, April 25, outside of Dwight Hamilton’s house.
The meeting was called to order by the president Abby Dhume at 6 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Grant Johnson, and the 4-H Pledge was led by Emma Case.
The secretary’s report was given by Secretary Halle Hamilton, and the treasurer’s report was given by Treasurer Reese Teeters.
Wyatt Osborn, the Safety Officer, gave a report on grain auger safety. For a leadership game, the members played the human knot game.
Grant Johnson said it was his brother, Mitchell Johnson, who started helping a family friend s daughter take care of Clydesdale horses.
Eventually, Grant Johnson s parents, Dennis and Linda Johnson of Springfield bought their first Clydesdale in 1990. The family stable, Linden Clydes, still has seven of the iconic horses.
Grant Johnson now works full-time for Anheuser-Busch-In Bev s eastern hitch of Clydesdales in Merrimack, New Hampshire, but he s back in Springfield this week for the 2021 National Clydesdale Sale that begins a three-day run at the Illinois State Fairgrounds beginning Thursday.
The sale is open to the public, Johnson said.
Johnson said his entire family, including another brother, Dustin from Morton, volunteers with the sale, which has a connection to Springfield and the fairgrounds going back to the mid-1980s.
Grant Johnson said it was his brother, Mitchell Johnson, who started helping a family friend s daughter take care of Clydesdale horses.
Eventually, Grant Johnson s parents, Dennis and Linda Johnson of Springfield bought their first Clydesdale in 1990. The family stable, Linden Clydes, still has seven of the iconic horses.
Grant Johnson now works full-time for Anheuser-Busch-In Bev s eastern hitch of Clydesdales in Merrimack, New Hampshire, but he s back in Springfield this week for the 2021 National Clydesdale Sale that begins a three-day run at the Illinois State Fairgrounds beginning Thursday.
The sale is open to the public, Johnson said.
Johnson said his entire family, including another brother, Dustin from Morton, volunteers with the sale, which has a connection to Springfield and the fairgrounds going back to the mid-1980s.
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