Ogallala Commons hosts Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair at Silverton High

  • Ogallala Commons hosts Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair at Silverton High
    Ogallala Commons hosts Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair at Silverton High
  • STUDENT SHARK TANK At last week’s Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair, the Investor Team awarded investment money to four student entries: Jeslyn Chasco (Tulia), $500 for Jaes Beaded Jewelry; Lindee Miller, Silverton, $1,250 for Innovative Fabricators; Braylee Brooks, Memphis, $500 for Crazy Life Casseroles; and Emily Gamble, Silverton, $250 for E’s Tutoring Service. | COURTESY PHOTOS
    STUDENT SHARK TANK At last week’s Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair, the Investor Team awarded investment money to four student entries: Jeslyn Chasco (Tulia), $500 for Jaes Beaded Jewelry; Lindee Miller, Silverton, $1,250 for Innovative Fabricators; Braylee Brooks, Memphis, $500 for Crazy Life Casseroles; and Emily Gamble, Silverton, $250 for E’s Tutoring Service. | COURTESY PHOTOS
    Last week Ogallala Commons hosted the organization’s 15th annual Regional Youth Entrepreneur Fair at Silverton High School. The event took place in the gymnasium lobby Nov. 18, featuring seventeen projects presented by twenty-seven contestants from Valley, Memphis, Silverton and Tulia high schools. Business concepts and contestants were Snack Shack Vending by Kallie Gore and ...

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