Students present business proposals at entrepreneur fair

  • Young entrepreneurs showcased their business ideas at the recent fair at Riverton High School. Karlee McPhail, Riverton, placed second with her business JoJo’s Equine.
    Young entrepreneurs showcased their business ideas at the recent fair at Riverton High School. Karlee McPhail, Riverton, placed second with her business JoJo’s Equine.
  • Lavender soaps, scrubs and flowers are used in the homemade products at Purple Heart Farms. Ginny Elliott, Riverton, placed fourth with her business idea.
    Lavender soaps, scrubs and flowers are used in the homemade products at Purple Heart Farms. Ginny Elliott, Riverton, placed fourth with her business idea.
  • Columbus Student Madisen Rand received the Excellent Executive Summary award for her business MR Photography. She was one of the students participating in the Youth Entrepreneur Fair held at Riverton High School.
    Columbus Student Madisen Rand received the Excellent Executive Summary award for her business MR Photography. She was one of the students participating in the Youth Entrepreneur Fair held at Riverton High School.
  • K’s Photography was the business pitched by Kassidy Kell of Riverton High School at the Youth Entrepreneur Fair. She placed second for her photography business.
    K’s Photography was the business pitched by Kassidy Kell of Riverton High School at the Youth Entrepreneur Fair. She placed second for her photography business.
  • Cam Ashe, Baxter Springs, received the Excellent Trade Show Award for his business, Ashe Home Sense. His idea is for a real estate property inspection and renovation company that aims to inspect property, fix any problems, and inspect again.
    Cam Ashe, Baxter Springs, received the Excellent Trade Show Award for his business, Ashe Home Sense. His idea is for a real estate property inspection and renovation company that aims to inspect property, fix any problems, and inspect again.

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