🎙️ Public Affairs: Delaney Budenbender – Marshall County Young Professionals – 05/09/2026

Katy Jeter talks with Delaney Budenbender about the Marshall County Young Professionals, highlighting how the group got started and the activities they offer to connect and engage young professionals in the area. They discuss the group’s goals of building community, supporting local growth, and creating networking opportunities. Delaney also shares details about the upcoming golf tournament, including what participants can expect. Be sure to sign up soon, as the deadline to register for the tournament is quickly approaching.

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