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Local students combine Holiday spirit and shopping while practicing life-long skills
From L-R: Karson Rieken, Alyssa Trjeo, and Kynleigh Rieken all pose for a photo at the "Kidpreneur" Market on Thursday, December 5, 2024 at Boss City Brewing in Sidney. Rieken and Trejo are dressed as Sharks to represent their business, Shark Attack Baked Goods.
Kelsey Arrington
Sidney Sun-Telegraph
Honing entrepreneurial skills while helping shoppers celebrate the holiday season, local homeschooled kids presented stocking stuffers and their hand-made wares to downtown Sidney on Thursday, December 5th, 2024. On-site for the event were holiday wreaths, baked goods, crocheted items, dog apparel, and a scientific experiment resulting in "puff paint".
Amanda Fehringer was proud to show off her business, Creekbend Dairy. She spends her time working with cattle to source all sorts of products, "Living on a farm with six siblings and cattle, we work together...
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