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[ visitors ] = the number of times this business has been clicked on

LYMAN	Kiowa Red Angus Beef [ 667 visitors ]
LYMAN	Lyman Immanuel Church [ 106 visitors ]
LYMAN	Skippys II [ 336 visitors ]
LYMAN	The Firehouse Bar & Grill [ 455 visitors ]
LYMAN	The Mad Crow [ 314 visitors ]

20 Most Recently Visited Local Businesses
Date/Time	Name	Referrer
17:12	Animal Health Center	Panhandle Scanner
17:11	Bible Book Shop	Panhandle Scanner
17:10	ProShine Detailing	Panhandle Scanner
17:09	Morrill County Community Hospital	Scanner News
17:09	BurgerWerx	Panhandle Scanner
17:06	Garcia Eat Meats LLC	Panhandle Scanner
17:06	Sherard Audiology	Panhandle Scanner
17:05	Schuhmacher Ranch, Inc.	Panhandle Scanner
17:04	Village of Potter	Panhandle Scanner
17:03	Dynamic Livestock Supply	Panhandle Scanner
17:03	Custom Made Fencing	Panhandle Scanner
17:01	Aging Office of Western NE	Panhandle Scanner
17:00	Cirrus House Inc.	Panhandle Scanner
16:59	Crusty's Feed Store	Panhandle Scanner
16:59	Ochsner Herefords	Panhandle Scanner
16:58	Wonderful House	Panhandle Scanner
16:58	Las VII Americas Restaurant	Panhandle Search
16:54	Wyoming Association of Rural Water	Panhandle Scanner
16:54	Megans Market	Panhandle Scanner
16:54	U.S. Chicory, Inc.	Panhandle Scanner

We have been building search engines since 1998 and many of these local businesses have been found prior to our current local search engine on Panhandle Scanner. Therefore, some visitor numbers are much higher than others. Our original search engine in the panhandle was 1BestSearch.com which operated from 1998 to 2004 when it became AgSearch.us (a national agricultural search engine). In 2024 we decided to bring back the local focus, so we created Panhandle Search for the WyoBraska region.