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Jessie Owens competes in the sheep show at Phillips County Fair. The Holyoke High School sophomore died in a one-car accident March 21. She will be remembered for her love of animals, children, senior citizens, sports, welding and more. — Courtesy Photo

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Jessie Owens will always be known for her sassy, spunky attitude and great comebacks. — Courtesy Photo

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Jessie Owens grew up on a farm near Holyoke and loved working with her animals. — Courtesy Photo

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Like any good little sister, Jessie Owens, at left, was a shadow of her big sister Rebecca Owens. — Courtesy Photo

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Jessie Owens shows her focus, determination and patience while competing with her pig at the Phillips County Fair. — Courtesy Photo

Community mourns loss of sassy, spunky, sweet 16-year-old

In her 16 years, 6 months and 16 days of life, Jessie Owens left her mark on the Holyoke community, and she is dearly missed in the days following her death Monday, March 21.

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Pictured from left at the Klover Kare site in Haxtun are Army veteran Sherele John, Northeast Colorado Region State Veteran Service Officer Debra Antista-Bianchi, Army veteran and Army National Guard active service member Chase Chandler, Phillips County Veterans Service Officer Jeremy Kilpatrick and Director of the Colorado Department of Veterans Affairs David Callahan. — Courtesy Photo

Klover Kare site visited by state veterans affairs director

Phillips County Veterans Service Officer Jeremy Kilpatrick was visited earlier this month by David Callahan, the director of the Colorado Department of Veterans Affairs, who has been making a state

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Lyda Fiedler, sister of Fred Fiedler, is pictured. Their parents, Charles and Mary, came to Phillips County from Iowa in 1888, homesteading about 4 miles north of what is now Holyoke. The homestead contained 160 acres, and the children drove a horse and wagon or rode a horse to attend school in Holyoke. — Source: Phillips County Museum

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March 30, 2017

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