Mary Lee Emmert, my mother-in-law, on left and Ellen Bromfield Geld on right
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- Immortality in the Rich Fields Left Behind
- Mary Lee Emmert, my mother-in-law, on left and Ell...
- $100k/Year in Manufacturing?
- Gen X View of the World
- Why Buy Farmland?
- Why Not?
- Kuchen....State Dessert of SD
- The Richest State?
- Al Kurtenbach of Dakotronics
- Rebounding Rurally
- Fulton Co Courthouse
- Fulton Co Port
- Fulton Co's new wood treatment plant site
- Fulton Co, KY's spec building and site for new eth...
- Working Together
- The Center of Everything
- Aberdeen, SD Museum
- Renovated Aberdeen Hotel
- Aberdeen, SD Court House
- Biggest Small Town Bank in the USA
- Capitol's First Employee Linda Pavona, myself and ...
- Final Thoughts on Tupelo
- Hancock Fabrics HQ
- Tupelo Furniture Mart From Air
- Tupelo Furniture Mart
- Women With Passion
- Sanctuary House's Courtyard
- Lisa Hawkins & David Rumbarger in front of Sanctua...
- Redoing Downtown
- New houses sprouting up in downtown Tupelo
- New Condos in Downtown Tupelo
- Renasant Center for IDEAS
- David Rumbarger & Martha Swindle in Renasant Cente...
- Debi Wheeler of Residence Hospice Care
- Elvis’ Hometown
- David Rumbarger & I in front of Elvis' birthplace
- Tupelo Hardware--Where Elvis bought his first guitar
- What One Person Can Do
- Tuscola, IL - A Great Agurb®
- The Future of USA Manufacturing
- Halfbackers?
- Why Branson?
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