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Nebraska team wins chili honors
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Each September the Ogallala, Nebraska, community comes together to celebrate the change of seasons with the Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous.

The annual event includes music, food, kids events and a highly competitive chili cook-off. This year our Ogallala team brought home third-place honors for their chili entry!
Not only is the chili cook-off an opportunity to enjoy some delicious grub, it’s also a valuable way for us to interact with customers and thank them for their commitment to natural gas.

Now, if we could only get these guys to share their chili recipe!

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