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Buy Nevada features Reno’s Kimmie Candy Company (video)

By: Bob Conrad

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We get an inside view of Kimmie Candy’s operations in Reno, where CEO and President Joe Dutra gives us a history of the company and expansion goals in the near future. Kimmie Candy is a Platinum level member of BuyNevada.org, a Nevada Department of Agriculture program.

Bob Conrad
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Bob Conrad is publisher, editor and co-founder of This Is Reno. He has served in communications positions for various state agencies and earned a doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Nevada, Reno in 2011. He is also a part time instructor at UNR.

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