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Justin Bussell in 11B leaves the competition in the dust during a modified division heat race last Sunday, June 9. Bussell finished first in the heat and went on to win the modified division. Drivers trailing Bussell are pictured from left, Brandon Clough, AJ Valim and Jim Beaman. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

County track draws 73 cars for 8 divisions of racing

    Phillips County Raceway brought 73 engines to Holyoke last Sunday, June 9, for its second race of the 2019 season.

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Brothers-in-law Merle O. “Sam” Powell and Otto Brethouwer unveiled their new Independent Grocers Alliance store at 130 N. Interocean Ave. in the summer of 1935, complete with large front windows and a skylight. The white stone “IGA” symbols on both sides of the building and the “July 1935” date stone at the top center can still be found on the present-day Holyoke Enterprise building. In 1945, after Powell and Brethouwer had retired, the lot to the north (present-day Carniceria y Abarrotes Aldama) was purchased, and a frozen food locker plant, bakery and coffee shop were added. — Source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin’ into the past

Five Years Ago
June 12, 2014

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