HPD body cam policy unchanged
A number of concerns have been raised in the past four months stemming from a dog at large that was fatally shot by a Holyoke police officer.
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December kicks off with Country Christmas
Holyoke is ringing in the Christmas season with Holyoke Chamber of Commerce’s annual Country Christmas event Monday, Dec. 2.
Red kettle campaign needs bell ringers
Silver bells will soon be ringing in Phillips County, and you can be a part of it!
Survey input needed from seniors and those caring for aging loved ones
The Northeast Colorado Senior Access Points project wants to know how people find resources for seniors and resources to assist in caring for an aging loved one.
This photo shows a gathering at the Standard Sheep Company ranch on Thanksgiving Day in 1895. Those pictured include George and Emily Trego, Emmons and Harriet Ellis and children Ida and Daniel, Bertrand D. and Caroline Parker and son Cuthbert F. Parker, Alfred B. and Rebecca Clark, Freedom and Susan Sprague, Mollie Lownsbury and daughter Clara, and Margaretha Peter. Founded by James A. Reichelt of Chicago, Illinois, in 1892, the sheep ranch was located north of Holyoke. Reichelt persuaded sheep breeder B.D. Parker Sr. of Gardner, Illinois, to run the business. The Parkers left Illinois for health reasons — as Colorado was famed for its health-restoring qualities, no matter the ailment — and a large two-story house was built for them about 20 miles southwest of Julesburg. Reichelt’s son Hulbert Eri Reichelt lived on the ranch later after the Parkers had moved into Julesburg. — Source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin' into the Past
Five Years Ago
Nov. 27, 2014