Gab With A Gardener is March 2 in Ogallala
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Businesses, high schoolers, parents invited to employment fair next Thursday
Informed Citizens
Perhaps it should go without saying, but the Holyoke Municipal Code goes ahead and states it explicitly: Residents cannot obstruct fire hydrants. It’s for everyone’s safety.
This photo from 1903 shows Albert Correll on Frank Austin’s horse, Mack. In the background is Hallie Patmon. The photo also shows the old H. Sutherland lumberyard, while the horse obstructs the view of the city jail. — source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin’ into the past
Five Years Ago
Feb. 19, 2015
The top live auction item, which sold for $8,700, is a Fender electric guitar signed by all five of the Rolling Stones. Foundation board member Tina Looka shows off the instrument to the Legacy Event crowd. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
From left, Matt and Charlee Kleve and Jon and Amy Kleve are all set for the horse races. In honor of the 10th annual Legacy Event, guests were invited to dress with attire from any of the themes of the last nine years — Run for the Roses, Roaring ’20s, Western Splendor, Mardi Gras and more. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Kim O’Neill, at left, and Tiffany Weber, foundation board members, present the framed Beatles item, signed by Paul and Ringo, that sold for $6,275 during the Legacy Event live auction. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Foundation board member Jessie Ruiz, at left, gets an answer from Sherman Kage during the final round of Family Feud Saturday night. Kage’s team, which represented Regent Park, won the game. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Legacy Event blows away record, again!
It just keeps getting bigger and better, and the 10th annual Legacy Event certainly didn’t disappoint.