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May 8 is National Bike to School (or Work) Day—Bike Helmets are the First Step to Safety
With warmer weather finally approaching, it is time for more people to be outside. Walking, biking and running outside are great exercises to promote a healthy lif...
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Five Years AgoMay 1, 2008
Colorado liquor stores will now be able to stay open on Sundays starting in July, under a bill signed by Gov. Bill Ritter, reversing a law dating from the repeal of Prohibition.
John Ayoub, Melissa Memorial Hospital administrat...
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The more they heard, the less they liked.
That’s how Democrats in the House Transportation and Energy Committee reacted to a bill that would have granted eminent domain and condemnation rights to oil pipeline companies. But the committee instead voted ...
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Holyoke celebrated its 125th anniversary Wednesday, April 24 with a melodrama, “Shawnee Lou, the Prairie’s Purest Dressmaker,” at the HHS auditorium. Actor Maury Kramer, playing villain C.E. Ginapp, defiantly ignores the ramblings of Chester C. Conk...
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Holyoke celebrated its 125th anniversary Wednesday, April 24 with a melodrama, “Shawnee Lou, the Prairie’s Purest Dressmaker,” at the HHS auditorium. Actor Maury Kramer, playing villain C.E. Ginapp, defiantly ignores the ramblings of Chester C. Conk...
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A press conference was held Monday morning, April 29 in Denver by the family of Kelsie Schelling, 22, who has been missing for close to three months.
Kelsie’s brother Colby gave the opening remarks to the press, noting the family was there to share new...
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A press conference was held Monday morning, April 29 in Denver by the family of Kelsie Schelling, 22, who has been missing for close to three months.
Kelsie’s brother Colby gave the opening remarks to the press, noting the family was there to share new...
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“To be continued” is the message for the Holyoke School District technology committee who is researching the implementation of a 1-to-1 iPad program in the district.
Such a program would put an iPad in the possession of each student in the school dis...
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“To be continued” is the message for the Holyoke School District technology committee who is researching the implementation of a 1-to-1 iPad program in the district.
Such a program would put an iPad in the possession of each student in the school dis...
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Three educators in the Holyoke School District were recognized Thursday, April 25 at the fourth annual Emerald Awards presentation. Those earning awards are pictured from left, Susan C. Ortner, Leader Among Us; Ashley Clayton, Innovator of the Year; and M...
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Three educators in the Holyoke School District were recognized Thursday, April 25 at the fourth annual Emerald Awards presentation. Those earning awards are pictured from left, Susan C. Ortner, Leader Among Us; Ashley Clayton, Innovator of the Year; and M...
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Clayton Christensen was hired as agricultural education instructor and FFA advisor for 2013-14 at the April 23 meeting of the Re-1J Board of Education.
The position opened recently with the resignation of Guy Kuntz, and administrators are starting to int...
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Clayton Christensen was hired as agricultural education instructor and FFA advisor for 2013-14 at the April 23 meeting of the Re-1J Board of Education.
The position opened recently with the resignation of Guy Kuntz, and administrators are starting to int...
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Band concert Fri.
Junior high and high school bands will take the stage for their spring concert this Friday, May 3 at 7 p.m. in the HHS auditorium. The musicians are under the direction of Miko Martinez.
Choir concert is next Thurs.
A spring c...
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Holyoke Enterprise May 2, 2013...
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Sirens are a very prominent component of life in Holyoke. They sound a minimum of three times on any given weekday and more in emergencies. But during the recent storm that overtook the town, many wondered why no siren was sounded to warn citizens of the ...
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Every year Earth Day, which was Monday, April 22, acts as a reminder of the importance of the environment and emphasizes ways in which to protect it through various programs.
One way in which to honor the traditions of Earth Day is to participate in the ...
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While snowy weather kept some from attending, local AWANA club members were recognized at a year-end program Wednesday, April 17 at First Baptist Church in Holyoke.
AWANA is a non-denominational children’s ministry for preschool through sixth-grade you...
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“Forever for Tonight” is the theme for this year’s HHS Junior/Senior Prom, set for this Saturday night at the high school. Parents, family and friends are all invited to see students and their dates cross the stage in the Grand March at 7 p.m. at HH...
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HHS auditorium was filled with the sounds of zoo animals at the annual first- and third-grade music program Thursday evening, April 18.
Under the direction of elementary music teacher Marcia Dalton, the students took the audience to Wackadoo Zoo, a place...
