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Plans for an expo center at the fairgrounds are growing and include a partnership with the local university.
Mercer County Fairgrounds Manager Cara Muhlenkamp said Wright State University-Lake Campus’ agricultural program hopes to utilize the building as a training and educational center.
“Their program out there is just growing and growing,” she said.
The center would provide classroom space for career and technical training and applied/hands-on learning for current and future employees in the ag industry, she said.
Greg Homan, associate professor of agriculture at the branch campus, welcomes the new alliance with the fairgrounds.
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