Wray Museum plans Jones-Miller celebration
In recognition of one of the most important Paleo-Indian archeological sites ever uncovered, and in conjunction with Archeology and Historic Preservation Month in Colorado, the Wray Museum is proud
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Elon Nelson, Leo Mailander, Rick Krueger and Ron Goldenstein help to install new seats inside the Peerless Theatre in late October 1998. — Holyoke Enterprise File Photo
Peekin' into the Past
Five Years Ago
May 10, 2018
Melissa Memorial Hospital’s nursing staff members are pictured from left, front row, Julianne Kramer, Cassie Chappell, Chelsea Faiola, Andrea McCallum, Jessica Atan, Jesus Bermudez and Hope Looka; and back row, Derek Doorn, Cindy Wilber and Marissa Bussell. — Courtesy Photo
MMH celebrates National Nurses Week
In 1982, a congressional resolution designated May 6 as National Recognition Day for Nurses.
Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation’s four executive directors, past and present, helped raise $3 million through the organization. Pictured from the left are Cherrie Brown (2004-12), Nancy Colglazier (2014-22), Penny Bailey (2022-present) and Jessica Johnson (2012-14). — Courtesy photo
Hospital Foundation exceeds $3 million
The Phillips County Healthcare Foundation was established in 1994 to establish an organization dedicated to philanthropic opportunities.
Jadon Frost lifts his phone to take a selfie with his date, Kylee Garrett.
Tayla Martin, left, and Cash Weber are crowned prom king and queen to finish the grand march. Further candidates for king included Isaiah Rueter and Carter Van Overbeke; further candidates for queen included Elly Brown and Elyce Sisseck.
A GRAND MARCH ‘UNDER THE STARS’
Ninety-seven students took the stage the evening of Saturday, April 29, at the Holyoke JR/SR High School auditorium for a grand march to start the school’s annual prom, whose theme for 2023 was “A