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Casey Cartwright

  • Copyeditor, Scioto County Daily News
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Community Calendar, June 16-17

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By Casey Cartwright
| Mesquite Local News
TUESDAY, JUNE 16 3D Printing Design: 10:30-11:30 a.m., Mesquite Library, 160 W. 1st St., Learning Center Building. Come learn all about 3D printing. Call 702-346-5224. Adventure Book Club: 11 a.m. – noon, Mesquite Library, 160 W. 1st St. Pick up this month’s selection from the customer service desk and read it prior to the meeting. Then join in the discussion. Call 702-346-5224. AARP Driver’s Course: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Senior Center, 102 W. Old Mill Road. Walk-ins are welcome.
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Tips for Preventing Machine Breakdowns in Your Operations

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By Casey Cartwright
| RobinsPost
Industrial equipment plays a major role in product quality and day-to-day business performance. However, when a machine fails without warning, it can become harder to meet customer expectations or follow production schedules. Companies that take proactive steps can create a more reliable operating environment. Here are several tips for preventing machine breakdowns in your operations.
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How Small Land Improvements Support Bigger Farming Goals

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By Casey Cartwright
| RobinsPost
Farming goals often get framed around major investments. Bigger acreage, better equipment, or new buildings can seem like the clearest signs of progress, especially when an operation is trying to grow. But not every meaningful improvement starts with a large project or a dramatic change to the property. Small land improvements are great for supporting larger goals because they have the ability to strengthen the foundation of the operation.
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