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Contest seeks to learn: What's the coolest thing made in Nebraska? - Vimarsana News

Contest seeks to learn: What's the coolest thing made in Nebraska?

OMAHA — More than 20,000 votes so far have chimed in on a contest that next week will reveal the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska.” Designed as a fun image-booster

'Coolest Thing Made in Idaho' contest is back to highlight local manufacturing, supporting industries - Vimarsana News

'Coolest Thing Made in Idaho' contest is back to highlight local manufacturing, supporting industries

The “Coolest Thing Made in Idaho’ contest is returning for its third year, and nominations are now open. “The Coolest Thing Made in Idaho contest is a way for us to showcase Idaho's manufacturers and the innovative spirit that flourishes in our state,” said Sheri Johnson, executive director of the Idaho Manufacturing Alliance (IMA). ...

Finalists Chosen For Coolest Thing Made In Michigan - Vimarsana News

Finalists Chosen For Coolest Thing Made In Michigan

UNDATED (WHTC-AM/FM, Sept. 26, 2022) - More than 8,000 votes were cast to determine this year's Top 10 Coolest Thing Made in Michigan finalists. The f...

Milwaukee-made 'Stranger Things' pizza vies to be 'Coolest' Wisconsin item - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee-made 'Stranger Things' pizza vies to be 'Coolest' Wisconsin item

Many entries highlight other key state industries, like agriculture, food and health care, as well as the ingenuity and innovation of Wisconsinites.

Milwaukee-made 'Stranger Things' pizza vies to be 'Coolest' Wisconsin item - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee-made 'Stranger Things' pizza vies to be 'Coolest' Wisconsin item

Many entries highlight other\u00a0key state industries, like agriculture, food and\u00a0health care, as well as the ingenuity and innovation of Wisconsinites.