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Around 20 cars competed at the annual AWANA Grand Prix racing event Sunday, April 7 at First Baptist Church.
Kids, parents, family and friends all had fun cheering on their cars and eating their car-themed treats.AWANA Grand Prix winners are pictured fro...
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After serving as the Holyoke Community Federal Credit Union president for the better part of three decades, Ron Goldenstein officially clocked out for the last time Friday, March 29 at 5 p.m. and is looking forward to the change of pace retirement will of...
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Holyoke High School students participated in Fitness Challenge during the week of March 18-28. The 80 students who signed up wore a pedometer for one week to keep track of the number of steps they walked. Students were challenged to keep moving as much as...
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Thirty-six vocal and instrumental students in grades 5-8 recently competed in the annual Ogallala, Neb. Middle School solo and ensemble music contest. Holyoke was well represented as the students performed for an audience and an adjudicator Saturday, Apri...
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Eastern Colorado T.U.N.E.—The Ultimate Nature Experience—is set for Friday-Sunday, April 26-28 at Camp Machasay in northeast Phillips County.
Colorado Pheasants Forever and Youth Challenge are co-sponsoring the youth camp for ages 10-17.
Young peopl...
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On Friday, April 12, proud alumni and students from colleges and universities near and far have an opportunity to celebrate higher education and show their pride by wearing the gear of their favorite college or university on College Friday.
College In Co...
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If nothing else, the whipped cream tasted good, said three brave administrators as they sacrificed a pie in the face for the annual Partners In Education (P.I.E.) Carnival for Classrooms last Friday, April 5 at Holyoke Elementary School.
Superintendent B...
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Two Northeastern Junior College students were recently recognized as Rising Stars on the Sterling campus. Janna Smith of Holyoke and Stephen Geu of Peetz, both sophomores, were recognized along with 22 other honorees from the 13 colleges that make up the ...
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Rural Solutions, NexEra Energy Resources partner for Child Abuse Prevention MonthPinwheels will be springing up in communities across northeast Colorado during April to observe Child Abuse Prevention Month. Rural Solutions and NextEra Energy Resources hav...
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Can't get much better than this!Poke-and-pour cakes have become a standard in my house as I was growing up, and it’s not that my family members are great cooks, either! With just a little love and care, you can turn a plain cake mix into something truly...
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The Ivan E. Rundus Foundation is sponsoring a benefit for organ and vocal students with a movie performance of “Once in a Lullaby: The PS22 Chorus Story,” to be presented at the Fox Theatre in Sterling Sunday afternoon, April 21 at 1:30 p.m.
Tickets ...
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Holyoke bats continued to stay hot during the Dragon baseball team’s 14-9 and 10-0 home victories over Burlington Tuesday, April 2.
HHS is clicking on all cylinders as they consistently put runners on base on offense while Dragon pitchers have given up...
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Holyoke is proving they are a top team in 2A as they notched two more wins against Merino Saturday, April 6 to improve to 8-0 on the year.
The Rams were the latest victims of the shutdown defense and explosive offense of the Dragons.
HHS put on a hittin...
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HHS senior Erin Vieselmeyer earned honorable mention All-State basketball honors for her performance on the court this past season, as reported in The Denver Post Saturday, April 6.
Mike Neill, Yuma girls’ basketball coach who owns State Farm Agency of...
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Girls’ golf at Holyoke High School had another successful outing as the varsity team took second place at the Thursday, April 4 Burlington Invitational.
Just three strokes separated Holyoke, 325, from the first-place Yuma Indians, 322, in the round of ...
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Phawn Carper, a senior at the University of Northern Colorado, was inducted into Mortar Board Sunday, April 7. Mortar Board is the premier national honor society recognizing college seniors for achievements in scholarship, leadership and service.
Carper ...
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It is an exciting time for José Gonzalez and his wife Alicia Ruiz as they see their dream of owning a restaurant become reality in Holyoke.
After purchasing Amanda’s Mercado, located at 430 E. Denver St., from Ramón Dominguez, the couple officially b...
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PC Telcom will host its annual meeting Thursday, April 11 at Holyoke High School.
A catered meal will be served in the HHS old gym at 5:30 p.m. with the meeting to follow at 6:45 p.m. in the school auditorium.
PC Telcom members will elect two directors ...
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This year’s Cattlemen’s Ball goal of clearing $2 million for cancer research in Nebraska got a big boost with the donation of a 2013 Chevy Corvette from Harchelroad Motors, Inc., of Imperial, Neb., and Wauneta, Neb.
The Corvette donated by Harchelroa...
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Why prepare for Financial Literacy Month?
April is Financial Literacy Month. Financial literacy is so important to our health and well-being that there is a special time that information is shared and encouraged. Just as we all have made our New Year’s...
