Beef jerky, face/hand wipes, hard candies and rice krispie bars were just a few things getting packed into boxes ready for a long trip overseas. Mary Tomky, Shirley Kadlec and Joyce Krueger were busy stuffing items into boxes Saturday, Jan. 30. They weren’t getting birthday or Christmas presents ...
A community linkage committee has been busy meeting with members of the public to find out what exactly people would like to see from the hospital. They had another good meeting with members of the Hispanic community as well as other community officials, reported Sheryl Farnsworth at the Jan. 26 Eas...
U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently notified the Phillips County Commissioners they are one of six recipients of the Community Renewable Energy Deployment Grant. The award is $2.5 million. Upon notification, Phillips County Commissioner Chairman Jerry Beavers said, “This is ver...
Three council members will be elected during a municipal election Tuesday, April 6. Four-year terms for council members Jerry Banaka and Barry Winckler are up. Neither Banaka nor Winckler plan to seek re-election. J.C. Peckham’s spot is up as he was appointed June 16, 2009. He filled the vacan...
Beef jerky, face/hand wipes, hard candies and rice krispie bars were just a few things getting packed into boxes ready for a long trip overseas. Mary Tomky, Shirley Kadlec and Joyce Krueger were busy...
A community linkage committee has been busy meeting with members of the public to find out what exactly people would like to see from the hospital. They had another good meeting with members of the Hispanic...
U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently notified the Phillips County Commissioners they are one of six recipients of the Community Renewable Energy Deployment Grant. The award is $2.5 million....
Three council members will be elected during a municipal election Tuesday, April 6. Four-year terms for council members Jerry Banaka and Barry Winckler are up. Neither Banaka nor Winckler plan to seek...
“Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.” ~Winston Churchill When Jami (McAllister) Gorneault described her fight against cancer, she said it has been filled with ups and downs—but...
HHS students in the career development class taught by Kristina Ham have been busy spending time out in the community gaining vital hands-on experience and knowledge within their chosen fields. Taylor...
HHS sophomore Whitni Redman was elected district FCCLA secretary when the HHS chapter attended the Northeastern district winter meeting in Sterling at NJC on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Four project groups...
Fifty-three young cheerleaders from preschool through sixth grade performed at halftime of the boys’ varsity basketball game in Holyoke Friday, Jan. 29. The chants and routines were ones they learned...
Dragon fans will be seeing pink next week, and no, it’s not because Holyoke High School is changing its school colors. The Lady Dragon basketball team has signed on with the Women’s Basketball Coaches...
During a “good weekend” of basketball, according to coach Arlan Scholl, the Lady Dragon basketball team gave it their all defending their home court against Akron Friday, Jan. 29. The girls suffered...
Adding two more wins to their record, Holyoke JV girls’ basketball team now has a nine-game winning streak. They defeated Akron 47-35 Friday, Jan. 29 and Chase County 24-17 Saturday, Jan. 30. “Coach...
HHS sophomore Jordan Zeiler joined three Sterling girls to win the 400-free relay in a state-qualifying time while hosting Estes Park Thursday, Jan. 28. It was the last race of the day and the last of...
Members of Holyoke Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) joined forces with Computers Etc. two years ago to form a new business venture called the Cartridge Connection. The Cartridge Connection...
Ashley Sullivan recently joined the staff at The Holyoke Enterprise as receptionist. Her duties are vast at the newspaper office, as she handles details of classified advertising, news formatting and...
Preliminary results from a multi-year study on the Colorado River suggests the state still has water available to develop, but additional research is needed to better quantify how much, state water officials...
Cattle producers are facing higher costs. Fuel, pasture leases, hay, livestock feed, equipment and land continue to cost more and more. Also, government rules and regulations associated with farming and...
The 21st Annual Colorado Agriculture Hall of Fame Banquet will bring together members of the agricultural community, allied industries and friends and supporters from across the state to celebrate the...
