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The Cheyenne County Fair Board has the opportunity to spruce up the fairgrounds, maybe literally.
Imagine if the fairgrounds were accented with strategically placed trees, trees that compliment the facility appearance of the grounds, offer natural shade and are a buffer for erosion. Imagine the natural beauty that happens when the proper trees are planted around the fairgrounds.
Galen Wittrock, assistant manager of the South Platte Natural Resources District, was a guest at the Cheyenne County Fair Board meeting Aug. 6. At the meeting, Wittrock talked about the Community Forestry program. The...
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