Peggy Bennett, at left, recently joined John Schneider and Dave Colver as a trustee on the William E. Heginbotham Trust. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Peggy Bennett, a Phillips County native, was recently appointed to the William E. Heginbotham Trust.
Local driver Matt Firme points out a head restraint in his #32 car during a raceway rescue course put on April 6 by Phillips County Raceway and Melissa Memorial Hospital. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Phillips County is gearing up for the start of the 2019 dirt track racing season.
Best of show pieces are featured front and center at the 2019 Phillips County Arts Council Art Show and Sale. Pictured counterclockwise from right, Kathryn L. Wernsman took first, Nancy Dee second and Sara Bledsoe third. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Entries for the 2019 Phillips County Arts Council Art Show and Sale were way up from last year, and as far as judge Yelena Khanevskaya is concerned, the people of Holyoke are lucky to have such
In the past week, two of the most controversial bills of the session have headed to the governor’s desk, and he’s expected to sign them both.
E.A. Stickle’s barn was one of seven that were completely destroyed by a tornado that swept across the north end of the Pleasant Valley community Aug. 6, 1931. A number of windmills were blown down, and telephone lines, crops, hog houses, chicken houses and stock sheds were destroyed. Laura Martin and Orville Covert were struck by lightning but were not seriously hurt. — Source: Phillips County Museum
Five Years Ago
April 10, 2014
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