Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the Columbus Sales Pavilion as they celebrate their 90th anniversary. Founded by M.H. Vanburg in 1933, it is now owned by a fourth- generation family. In a day and age when people switch jobs frequently, the sales pavilion has a local and loyal workforce with some employees boasting over 30 years with their team. Nebraska is the beef State, and sale barns like the Columbus Sales Pavilion are not only critical to our community, but they are also at the heart of our ag community. I recently visited the Columbus Sales Pavilion during an auction. I can tell you that the sales pavilion is more than a market. It is a place of connection and community for producers across the area. This doesn't happen by accident. It happens because the owners have made it their stated mission to make Columbus a better place. On behalf of the people of Nebraska's First Congressional District, I extend our sincere congratulations to the Columbus Sales Pavilion on 90 great years. Celebrating 100 Years of Memorial Stadium
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