Quilters encouraged to enter fair show
The High Plains Heritage Quilters and Creative Traditions in Holyoke have volunteered to assist with the 2019 Phillips County Fair Quilt Show.
The High Plains Heritage Quilters and Creative Traditions in Holyoke have volunteered to assist with the 2019 Phillips County Fair Quilt Show.
The working group that could come up with recommendations on how to refund tax credits to hundreds of Coloradans got underway on Tuesday, June 25, at the state Capitol.
Braylin Herman made a second donation to Beautiful Lengths Friday, June 21, when she had Misti Redman at Strandz cut 9.5 inches off her hair.


Students from Lakeside School, District 81, in 1918 are pictured from left, front row, Loran Guernsey and Ralph Sheridan; middle row, Frank Ferguson, Chester Ide, Robert Ferguson, Vernon Miell, Leah Ferguson (Sperber), Mable Dickey, Edna Thompson (Ferguson), Ralph Thompson, Art Ferguson and Glee Hecht; and back row, Ray Dickey, Darlow Hecht, Ray Miell, Ora Dickey, Faye Thompson (Guernsey), Marie Miell and Lenore Guernsey (Salvador). Lakeside School was located 5 miles west and 8 miles south of Holyoke and was organized in 1888. The district was annexed to District 12, McKelvey School, in 1950. — Source: Phillips County Museum
Five Years Ago — July 3, 2014
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