This year, it was Ogallala hunter's turn to get the big deer
Trent Holscher will get an official measurement on the rack once it dries out at Foster’s Taxidermy in Ogallala, where it’s being mounted. It may reach between 205 and 210
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Trent Holscher will get an official measurement on the rack once it dries out at Foster’s Taxidermy in Ogallala, where it’s being mounted. It may reach between 205 and 210
9 & 10 News Rural Development Grants Boost Northern Michigan Businesses "This project really couldn’t get off the ground without the additional funding from this grant." - Tori Beckett, Great Lakes Tissue Co. February 15, 2021 Rural communities across the state are getting some financial help from a new round of state grants. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is awarding 20 different businesses a total of $1.7 (M) dollars. The goal is to boost their productivity and support rural communities. The Rural Development Fund grants are landing in rural destinations– and most ...
Journal Staff A Bombardier is used to groom a trail on the Noquemanon Trail Network to make it easier for users to navigate the area. (Photo courtesy of the Noquemanon Trail Network) MARQUETTE — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has awarded 20 Rural Development Fund grants designed to promote the sustainability of land-based industries and support infrastructure that benefits rural communities. Several of those grants were awarded to local entities. “Rural Michigan isn’t some strange, faraway, uninhabited land,” said MDARD Director Gary McDowell, in a news r...
ABC 10/CW5 LANSING — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) has awarded 20 Rural Development Fund Grants designed to promote the sustainability of land-based industries and support infrastructure that benefits rural communities. “Rural Michigan isn’t some strange, faraway, uninhabited land,” said MDARD Director Gary McDowell. “Most of the people in this great state are either from or currently live in rural areas, so these grants have a real impact on the lives of people we know and in communities not far from our own. Rural Michigan has unlimited poten...