The Greenlee County Fair looked a little different this year thanks to COVID-19, but the Greenlee County Junior Livestock Association and 4-H youth still had a chance to show off and sell their animals on Facebook Live.
Nicole Horn wants her sons, Paul 3, and Jayden, 2, to have the same fun childhood she had. Equally important, she wants them to stick around Greenlee County when they grow up. It’s one of the reason the 28-year-old is running for the Greenlee County Board of Supervisor position in District 1.
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The Greenlee County Fair looked a little different this year thanks to COVID-19, but the Greenlee County Junior Livestock Association and 4-H youth still had a chance to show off and sell their animals on Facebook Live.
Nicole Horn wants her sons, Paul 3, and Jayden, 2, to have the same fun childhood she had. Equally important, she wants them to stick around Greenlee County when they grow up. It’s one of the reason the 28-year-old is running for the Greenlee County Board of Supervisor position in District 1.
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Managing Editor
Forget the National Weather Service. If you want to know how much rain has fallen in Duncan or what the average daily temperatures have been in Duncan over the last decade or so, just ask Ron Hileman.
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