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Left to right: USDA Rural Development Business and Cooperative Programs Director Amy Cowley, Deputy Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation Bryan Warner, and State Director USDA Rural Development Kenneth Corn at a Rural Business Development Grant presentation for the Cherokee Nation that will assist with entrepreneurs in the Tahlequah area. Courtesy photo

Left to right: USDA Rural Development Business and Cooperative Programs Director Amy Cowley, Deputy Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation Bryan Warner, and State Director USDA Rural Development Kenneth Corn at a Rural Business Development Grant presentation for the Cherokee Nation that will assist with entrepreneurs in the Tahlequah area. Courtesy photo

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USDA – A Resource to Grow Entrepreneurs in Rural America

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