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The Future Is Looking Up
Saline County is growing by leaps and bounds with construction and business opportunities, but what about opportunities for our youth?
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Jim Shults – 15 in 2015
Age is just a number. If you don’t believe it, take notes from City President of Regions Bank in Saline County, Jim Shults. At the...
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Pamela Davis – 15 in 2015
Pam Davis’ passion runs deep. As one of the newest residents of Saline County, she has taken the county by storm by combining her passion...
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Gene Pennington – 15 in 2015
Once inside family-owned business Princess Cleaners in Benton, it doesn’t take long to believe Gene Pennington’s claim that customers are like family. One after one,...
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Penny Jester – 15 in 2015
Penny Jester lives by the philosophy to make decisions based on love for others and not fear. The many families who come in contact with...
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Drew Bunton – 15 in 2015
Saline County resident Drew Bunten believes every person has a God-given talent and his has always been working with children and serving others.
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Jared Voth – 15 in 2015
When you have a chance to combine an entrepreneurial mind with an inspirational spirit, you can see some amazing things. Jared Voth, owner of Koffee...
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Matt Brumley – 15 in 2015
Finding the lesson and joy in situations – good and bad – has led Matt Brumley on his personal and professional endeavors. Whether it’s been...
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Sean Michel – 15 in 2015
What is your “why?” It’s a question many of us may ask at different points in our lives, but to meet musician Sean Michel, you...
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Hope Ernhart – 15 in 2015
Hope Ernhart was diagnosed with Crohn’s in the spring of her seventh grade year. At the time, she had missed about 5 weeks of school,...
