By any measure, Nebraska needs folks pitching the economic opportunities in our state. We’ve got an abundance of hard-working people. We’ve got ample water and electric resources. And we’ve got land – plenty of land – on which to locate new businesses. But by some measures, our economy isn’t the best, and we’re still stinging from the loss of a major employer in Lexington, Tyson Foods, and the 3,2...
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