Entrepreneurship fair draws variety of unique business ideas

  • The annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5 at Baxter Springs High School. Students from Columbus, Baxter Springs, Riverton and Galena attended the event. Columbus High School students Jeremiah Palmer and Kash Spear entered their business, Fade Logic, 2k Based Barbershop.
    The annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5 at Baxter Springs High School. Students from Columbus, Baxter Springs, Riverton and Galena attended the event. Columbus High School students Jeremiah Palmer and Kash Spear entered their business, Fade Logic, 2k Based Barbershop.
  • Titan Vending is the name of the company Trey Phillips, Thomas Bidwell, Gabe Marquez and Kannon Roberts presented at The annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5
    Titan Vending is the name of the company Trey Phillips, Thomas Bidwell, Gabe Marquez and Kannon Roberts presented at The annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5
  • Brooks Walker placed third for his business Walkers Lawn & Landscape. His landscaping business serves Baxter Springs and the surrounding areas. He was one of the participants in the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5.
    Brooks Walker placed third for his business Walkers Lawn & Landscape. His landscaping business serves Baxter Springs and the surrounding areas. He was one of the participants in the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5.
  • Damon Moore, Jasper Cox and Buel Pool presented their business Main Street Digital Marketing at the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5.
    Damon Moore, Jasper Cox and Buel Pool presented their business Main Street Digital Marketing at the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair was held March 5.
  • Columbus High School student Isaac Johnson presented his business, Johnson Crop Consulting and Land Surveying at the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5 in Baxter Springs. Johnson’s business will provide land surveying for farmers and ranchers and will give guidance on improving their land.
    Columbus High School student Isaac Johnson presented his business, Johnson Crop Consulting and Land Surveying at the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5 in Baxter Springs. Johnson’s business will provide land surveying for farmers and ranchers and will give guidance on improving their land.
  • RH Breeding Cattle Co. is the name of Rylee Heistands company. She received a certificat of recognition at the Entrepreneurship fair.
    RH Breeding Cattle Co. is the name of Rylee Heistands company. She received a certificat of recognition at the Entrepreneurship fair.
  • Representing the business Mike’s Open Mic were Jaxon Aycock, Ryland Davis and Kolby Matson. They were participatng in the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5.
    Representing the business Mike’s Open Mic were Jaxon Aycock, Ryland Davis and Kolby Matson. They were participatng in the annual Cherokee County Youth Entrepreneurship Fair held March 5.
  • Allison Hall placed fourth and received the People’s Choice Award for her business Allie’s Sourdough & Sweets. She provided samples of her products for the judges. Photos by Thomas Niegisch
    Allison Hall placed fourth and received the People’s Choice Award for her business Allie’s Sourdough & Sweets. She provided samples of her products for the judges. Photos by Thomas Niegisch

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