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Where is the flu vaccine? A question some may have asked lately. Well, the answer is simple. It’s coming. Yes, but when? That answer is also simple. Soon.
A nationwide shortage of the seasonal flu vaccine has been seen and officials expect the vaccine ...
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With a love of horses and a surprising drive and determination for a 9-year-old, Taylor Hendrix joined six million young people across the country in pledging her head, heart, hands and health to 4-H this year.
“Unspeakable” was the only way Taylor c...
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Asthma affects one out of six people in eastern Colorado, according to the High Plains Research Network.
Holyoke resident Mary Bohlender has lived with asthma for about 50 years. It wasn’t until she was 24 that she began to feel a tightness in her ches...
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At the Phillips County commissioners meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29, commissioners reported planning county’s budget has kept them busy during the month of September.
This year, county property was reappraised by county assessor Doug Kamery, a process that ...
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The Bureau of Reclamation has awarded a $1 million grant to the seven Colorado River Basin states for a first-ever comprehensive evaluation of water demands on the 1,450 mile river.
The award to The Colorado River Basin Water Supply and demand study was ...
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Key lessons taught in kindergarten
I had the privilege of going to kindergarten Friday and what a day. It was Grandparents Day at the elementary school in Red Cloud and I gladly accepted the invitation from our grandson, Austin.
Can’t help but chuckle...
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When people think of schools, two things immediately jump to mind: students and teachers. The core mission of our school district is to prepare students with the necessary skills to contribute to our democracy and to provide for themselves.
However, to m...
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Have you ever heard of Michael Moschen? Yeh, me neither. But if you look up his name on the Internet you’ll find that he is one of the most famous jugglers in the world, which doesn’t seem like a big deal until you attempt to meet the challenge of kee...
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Daniels Fund has launched the application process for Daniels Scholarships to be awarded in spring 2010. Students should ask their high school counselors for information or visit www.danielsfund.org.
In establishing the Daniels Fund, cable pioneer Bill D...
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Did you know one in six people in eastern Colorado has asthma?
Did you know that asthma affects a very large number of Colorado residents each year? It is the most common chronic illness among children.
Asthma causes people to have trouble breathing, an...
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Area residents are invited to an organizational meeting of a family cancer support group at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11, in the fellowship hall of the Imperial United Methodist Church, 420 Holland St., in Imperial, Neb.
The meeting is co-sponsored by the Meth...
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Twenty-nine members from Holyoke’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) attended their annual Fall Leadership Conference at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Keeping with the national theme “Simply the Best,” the confe...
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Those who have a chronic disease know it is something they deal with each and every day. Not only do they need to manage the disease itself, but they may at times feel overwhelmed by the effect the disease has on their life.
For those who have ever felt ...
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The 2009 Fall Health Fair in Wray will be held Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 6-7 p.m. at the WRAC. The health fair is co-sponsored by Wray Community District Hospital and Clinic and Wray Lions Club.
The fair offers community members an opportunity to learn mor...
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Big wins were posted by the HHS softball team in a varsity doubleheader against Wray Thursday, Oct. 1.
With a 12-run sixth inning, the Lady Dragons won the first ball game 22-11, then turned around to shut out the visiting Eagles 14-0 in five innings.
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A cold night on the third home game of the season for the Holyoke football team proved to be another tough match up as the Akron Rams visited Max Bernard Field. After the first half of play, the Rams led 49-0 which would end up being the final score of th...
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All three Dragon volleyball teams brought home wins from Sedgwick County Tuesday, Sept. 29 but fell to Akron on their home court Friday, Oct. 2.
Holyoke vs. Sedgwick County
“It was great to have a sweep at Ovid,” said coach Sandra Rahe. Varsity, JV ...
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Coleton Spitz participated in the state golf tournament at Cougar Canyon Golf Course in Trinidad on Oct. 5-6. He carded a 106 on the first day of the tournament.
Full results will appear in the next issue of the Enterprise.
Fleming results reported
Gol...
