Roll earns Master of Divinity
Zach Roll, son of Laura Roll and the late Jeff Roll, previously of Amherst, graduated with a Master of Divinity degree from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, on May 19, 2023.
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Red Willow and Tumbleweed celebrating 5th anniversary
Red Willow On Main and Tumbleweed Brewing & Wine Co. in Yuma are celebrating their fifth anniversary.
In a January 2002 HHS game, Dustin Boyd knocks the ball away from Fleming’s Adam Schlenz to prevent the Wildcat from getting the rebound. — Holyoke Enterprise File Photo
Peekin' into the Past
Five Years Ago
May 24, 2018
Pictured above, Jazlynn Leyva hugs Dragon’s Wagon Preschool director Marcia Walter while holding her diploma at the Dragon’s Wagon ceremony on Thursday, May 11, at Phillips County Event Center. Among the many songs sung with gusto by the graduating preschool class were “Rainbow Sharks,” “Colors All Around Us” and “I Can Paint a Rainbow.” — Jerel Domer | The Holyoke Enterprise
Pictured above, Dragon’s Wagon preschoolers take the stage to sing songs for friends and family for their end-of year program. — Jerel Domer | The Holyoke Enterprise
Preschoolers ‘paint a rainbow’ at annual program
In the early 1980s, the preschool had an angel food cake made by Emily Haynes left over from the Spaghetti Supper. It was auctioned off and thus the Dragon’s Wagon auction became a tradition. After
Phillips County Sheriff Michael Beard, left, shakes hands with Robert Corrado after swearing him in on Friday, May 12, as a new deputy. During cadet training, Corrado earned the top academic scores in his class. — Courtesy photo
New deputy brings ‘great maturity and life experiences’ to sheriff’s office
Moving to Holyoke in March 2022 “to slow things down” after faster-paced living in Commerce City, Robert Corrado did not intend to become a sheriff’s deputy; he simply planned on ordering a conceal