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PHOTOS: UNK’s youth Lemonade Stand program
Participants in the free program learned about business concepts before setting up their own lemonade stands Thursday at different Kearney locations.
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Successful bond sale yields $400 million for NU building maintenance projects
“In building this plan, we knew had a rare opportunity to take advantage of the market, solve a challenge that has plagued our university for far too long, and deliver a major win for Nebraska taxpayers, all at the same time,” NU President Ted Carter said.
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UNK summer camps help youths develop business skills
Biz Kidz Camps are scheduled for June 21-24 in Kearney and June 28-29 in Ravenna. The Center for Entrepreneurship and Rural Development is also hosting its annual Lemonade Stand program next week.
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