From the Rapid City Business Journal –
By: Michelle Pawelski
Photos: Bailey Sadowsky
In his early twenties, Nate Starkey’s life took a dramatic turn. While applying to be a medic in the military, he discovered he was color blind – a condition he had been unaware of until that moment.
“I didn’t have the money to pay
Read the full story at the Rapid City Business Journal
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