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Steve Wolff, left, and Paula Abbott, talk following the business lunch meeting Friday. The luncheon is held to promote entrepreneurs working with agencies designed to help new businesses.
Starting a business is seldom as easy as hanging a shingle on Main Street with the resulting crowds of customers beating down the door.
It is the process of developing a vision, a product or service, a market approach, learning all of the skills and finding the resources to make the dream a reality. On Friday, Feb. 15, Western Nebraska Community College in Sidney hosted a lunch meeting for people starting the own business and for people interested but not ready to start their own business.
At the start of the meeting, Sidney WNCC Campus Director Paula Abbott reviewed the history of the college...
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