Ribbon cutting completes relocation of Nebraska agriculture agencies

Amy Hadachek
Jun 24, 2022
Jun 24, 2022

Ribbon Cutting Fallbrook 3.jpg — The ribbon cutting tales place at the Fallbrook building in Lincoln June 24 with Nebraska Department of Administrative Services Director Jason Jackson, left, Nebraska Ethanol Board Administrator Reid Wagner, Nebraska Corn Board Executive Director Kelly Brunkhorst, Nebraska Dept of Economic Development Director Tony Goins, Nebraska Department of Environment & Energy Director Jim Macy, Governor Ricketts, Dept. of Natural Resources Director Tom Riley, Nebraska Dept of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman and Nebraska Wheat Board Executive Director Royce Schaneman.
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With a formal ribbon-cutting, several Nebraska agriculture agencies and commodity boards officially announced to the public Friday afternoon, June 24 that they have relocated out of downtown Lincoln into one north Lincoln building.

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Ribbon Cutting Fallbrook 1.jpg — Gov. Pete Ricketts speaks at podium, with Tony Goins; Nebraska Department of Economic Development, left, and Jim Macy; Director of the Nebraska Department of Environment & Energy at the ribbon cutting for Lincoln’s Fallbrook building June 24.
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Ribbon Cutting Fallbrook 2.jpg — The crowd watches the ribbon cutting at Fallbrook building in Lincoln June 24. Several agricultural agencies have offices there.
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Reporter Amy Hadachek is a two-time Emmy Award winning meteorologist and a storm chaser who earned her NWA and AMS Broadcast Meteorology Seals of Approval. She and her husband live on a diversified farm in Kansas. Reach her at amy.hadachek@midwestmessenger.com.