Gov. Ricketts to Hold a Town Hall in Holdrege

7 Oct 2015


Governor; Holdrege; Town Hall

Lincoln – Today, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that he would hold a town hall in Holdrege on Friday, October 16, 2015.  The Governor invites the public to attend the town hall. Lunch will be served during the event.

 

“Nebraskans are invited to join Governor Ricketts at his upcoming town hall in Holdrege,” said Taylor Gage, the Governor’s Public Relations Director. “This is a great opportunity to hear an update on how our state is growing, and also to make your voice heard. The Governor looks forward to hearing your thoughts on how we can move our state forward together.”

 

Full details for the luncheon town hall:

Friday, October 16, 2015

12:00p.m. - 12:45p.m.

Taste of Texas BBQ

302 East Avenue, Holdrege

 

Questions should be directed to the Governor’s Office at 402-471-2244.

 

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