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18 Best Things to Do in Sebastian County, AR
Living nestled in the heart of Sebastian County, Arkansas, I've had the pleasure of delving into this region's charismatic charm and natural beauty. My time here has been filled with countless adventures, from exploring historical landmarks to indulging in local gastronomy. I've been fortunate to experience what makes this county a hidden gem. Now, I eagerly invite you to embark on this journey with me. Discover the allure of Sebastian County through the eyes of someone who calls it home.
Tory Schalkle, WAYZATA, MINNESOTA
Tory Schalkle WAYZATA, MINNESOTA Tory Schalkle is a Senior Vice President of Enterprise Strategy with over a decade of experience in management consulting, private equity, and two Fortune 100 organizations. Tory earned his MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, where he was one of four McKinsey Emerging Scholars. He is a Kellogg Leadership Circle member and an alumni admissions examiner at Northwestern University. Tory, a passionate parent from Minnesota, lives in Wayzata (MN).
Donors who have made a difference
Among the famous people who are known for helping others, there are a number who have made big changes in the world. These people are Tony Benioff, Pierre Omidyar, Miley Cyrus, Angelina Jolie, Bill and Melinda Gates, and Sir Moses Montefiore. Sir Moses Montefiore was the best-known Jewish person in the world while he was alive. He worked hard to protect the rights of Jews in many different countries. His name is still a strong sign of being a devout Jew.
Schalkle: Sacrifice, determination brought pheasants to SD, is needed to keep them
In 1908 on a quiet farm in Redfield, my great-great-grandfather had an intrepid idea. He raised money and, with his neighbor, traveled halfway across this new nation to bring the first pheasants to South Dakota. It was an enormous sacrifice of time and money, and it was unlikely to succeed. But we know how the story turns out — South Dakota pheasant hunting is nearly a $1 billion industry and, within his lifetime, my great-great-grandfather’s experimental foreign species became the state bird.
Opinion: Cooperation essential in saving SD's pheasants
In 1908 on a quiet farm in Redfield, my great-great-grandfather had an intrepid idea. He raised money and, with his neighbor, traveled halfway across this new nation to bring the first pheasants to South Dakota. It was an enormous sacrifice of time and money, and it was unlikely to succeed. But we know how the story turns out — South Dakota pheasant hunting is nearly a $1 billion industry and, within his lifetime, my great-great-grandfather’s experimental foreign species became the state bird.
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