Recipe Train
Eldene Hinde said her mom, Ida Mae Skipworth, was the happiest when she had any of her children and/or grandchildren sitting at her kitchen table.
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Phillips County’s first high school building was finished in 1912. S.S. Worley donated the land where the school was built, north of where the administration building currently sits, with the stipulation that no dances be held in the school. In 1960, due to reorganization of schools mandated by the state legislature, Phillips County High School officially became Holyoke High School and Phillips County was divided into two districts — Haxtun RE-2J and Holyoke Re-1J. In 1976, the Holyoke school district completed a new million-dollar-plus building which serves as the current high school, with the west wing added on in 1999. — source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin’ into the past
Five Years Ago
May 8, 2014
Inside and out, work on pavilion continues
From laying outdoor walkways to interior decorating, several projects are underway as part of the ongoing effort to develop the Bank of Colorado Pavilion.
MMH sees over $80K in April donations for ambulance, dental, chemotherapy
Specialty care at Melissa Memorial Hospital got a huge boost this month, with more than $80,000 in donations accepted from Black Hills Energy, Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation and the Heginb
Tea party book club to celebrate library milestones
This year’s Heginbotham Library tea party book club is extra special.