Wray art exhibit this month
The Wray Art Guild announces its 50th annual art exhibit and sale to be held at the Wray City Hall, 245 W. 4th St., Wray, Thursday-Sunday, April 25-28.
Local
Public forum April 25
Eastern Colorado Services for the Developmentally Disabled, which serves 10 counties in the region, invites community members to its annual public forum.
Andrew C. and Lizzie Cauble are pictured on their ranch in 1889. The man with the beard, sitting down in the middle of the group, is Andrew’s father, James. The other man is likely either Andrew’s uncle Ben or brother Orpheus. A.C. Cauble staked a homestead claim on land 10 miles southeast of Holyoke in the Amitie community in October 1886. On his homestead, he built a one-room sod house, 10 feet by 12 feet, with a roof, one door, one window and no floor. Later a second room was added to the house, and finally the sod house grew to five rooms. — source: Phillips County Museum
Peekin’ into the past
Five Years Ago — April 17, 2014
Advocacy group encourages Holyoke to push for renewables within MEAN
In its presentation to Holyoke City Council last Tuesday, April 2, a Gunnison-based nonprofit urged members to help lead the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska away from its reliance on fossil