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By D. Bruce Bosley, Extension agent/cropping systems, Colorado State University Extension—Sterling
Many area corn farmers are facing reduced water supplies for irrigation this coming season. Two proposals for coping with drought and short water supplie...
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Resistance exercise training guidelines part I
Also known as weight or strength training, resistance training is part of creating a well-rounded, total body exercise program. Muscular strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, b...
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Five Years AgoMarch 20, 2008
Next weekend, March 28-29, when HHS presents “The Music Man,” it will be Clark Ginapp’s last production in the school system. He has directed 70-plus shows in the last 30 years at HHS.
After 15 years of ministering at ...
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Reducing energy usage is a good way to help the environment and save money along the way. Saving energy can be done in a variety of ways, many of which do not require significant effort can lead to significant savings.
—Stop using the dishwasher to dry...
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Holyoke Enterprise March 21, 2013...
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Phillips County Art Show is this weekend
Phillips County Art Show, sponsored by Phillips County Arts Council, will be open for public viewing at Holyoke High School Friday, March 22 from 3-10 p.m., Saturday, March 23 from 9 a.m.-10 p.m. and Sunday, March...
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It’s been 75 years of history in the making, and Highline Electric Association is set to celebrate its anniversary at the annual meeting Tuesday, March 26 at Phillips County Event Center in Holyoke.
The celebration kicks off with a meal at 5 p.m., allo...
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It’s been 75 years of history in the making, and Highline Electric Association is set to celebrate its anniversary at the annual meeting Tuesday, March 26 at Phillips County Event Center in Holyoke.
The celebration kicks off with a meal at 5 p.m., allo...
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It’s calving season for many cattle operations in northeast Colorado, and the severe drought conditions have ranchers sitting on the edge of their seats.
“We’re still optimistic that this drought will lessen,” said Gale Haynes. “A lot depends o...
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It’s calving season for many cattle operations in northeast Colorado, and the severe drought conditions have ranchers sitting on the edge of their seats.
“We’re still optimistic that this drought will lessen,” said Gale Haynes. “A lot depends o...
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After a puff of white smoke came from the Sistine Chapel chimney in the Vatican City, it was official. The world had a new pope.
Wednesday, March 13, a gathering of Catholic cardinals chose Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the cardinal from Argentina, to be the ne...
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After a puff of white smoke came from the Sistine Chapel chimney in the Vatican City, it was official. The world had a new pope.
Wednesday, March 13, a gathering of Catholic cardinals chose Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the cardinal from Argentina, to be the ne...
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Bad weather and a non-election year minimized the attendance at this year’s Phillips County Lincoln Day dinner, but those attending enjoyed the Republican camaraderie.
Secretary of State Scott Gessler, State Senator Greg Brophy, State Representative Je...
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City workers have been busy the past few weeks dealing with snow and preparing for the spring and summer, reported City Superintendent Mark Brown at the March 5 City Council meeting.
Snow caused the most work as city workers removed it from the streets b...
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Despite the snowy conditions, dozens of young wrestlers flocked to HHS Saturday, March 9 to compete. Payton Ferguson, pictured, goes on the attack during one of many matches of the day.
Eduardo Solis looks up for some advice from his coaches while try...
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It will take two wins to get Victoria Timm, a 2008 graduate of HHS, and the University of Northern Colorado women’s basketball team back to the Big Sky Conference Championship.
Last year the Bears fell to Idaho State by just three points in the champio...
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With the conclusion of basketball last weekend, Holyoke High School spring sports are busy gearing up for their 2013 season.
High school baseball, track and girls’ golf all have practices in full swing now, and team members are looking forward to their...
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Chandler Gerk will be a Tiger next year as she recently signed to play softball for Central Christian College in McPherson, Kan. Gerk, seated at left, was joined by softball coach Ashley Clayton, seated at right, and parents Brad and Chris Gerk.
Gerk was...
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Phillips County Fair Board and BST Promotions are revving up for a full throttle 2013 race season at Phillips County Raceway.
On a new night this year, PCR will now be running every other Saturday night, allowing for more Denver cars to compete, with I-7...
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A 41-36 win over Rye Friday, March 8 started off the Lady Dragons’ regional basketball tournament on a good note at Fountain Middle School, south of Colorado Springs.
Unfortunately, they ended their season the next day with a 41-51 loss to Vanguard Cha...
