Members of the Phillips County Players react to the emergence of an “alien lifeform” during Saturday’s reenactment of “The War of the Worlds,” a radio drama written in 1938 by Howard E. Koch and based off the novel by H.G. Wells. The production continued through the weekend from Friday to Sunday at Holyoke Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Pictured from the left are Jennifer Hughes, Karen Corrado, Nicole Brandt and Dr. Jerry Brandt. — Jes-c French | For The Holyoke Enterprise
Members from the McCallum family stand before the old Smith Hardware building, which became MC Hardware after they purchased it on Feb. 1. Pictured from the left are Mary Jo Funk, Troy Funk, Kaitlyn McCallum, Wyatt McCallum, Grayson McCallum, Ranae McCallum, Trae McCallum, Brittany McCallum, Bristol McCallum and Glen McCallum. — Elly Brown | For The Holyoke Enterprise
For the McCallums, it started as an inside joke.
Happy Jacks Barbeque owners Sheila and Allyn Robinson, from the left, are pictured in their restaurant beside Karla and Jose Varela, who are set to become the new owners by Thursday, March 2. Karla has been working as a cook for Happy Jacks since its former identity as R&B Catering. — Andrew Turck | The Holyoke Enterprise
Brittany Daniel avoids a dollop of gravy on Monday, Jan. 23, during the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce’s 31st Annual Gala. Happy Jacks, who catered the event, won the chamber’s STAR Award for 2022. — Andrew Turck | The Holyoke Enterprise
Karla Varela of Holyoke has been with the Happy Jacks Barbeque restaurant since before it became Happy Jacks, smoking briskets, pork, ribs and more: West Texas-style with a little extra bite.
After finishing his 100-meter final sophomore year, Max Kleve sees his name in third place at the 2A track and field championships in June 2021. Former Holyoke Coach Corey Koberstein helped convince him as a freshman to switch from long-distance running to sprinting. — File photo by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Max Kleve, center, signs a letter the afternoon of Thursday, Feb. 23, signifying his intent to run for Fort Lewis College’s indoor track program. Pictured from the left are Max’s mother Charlee Kleve, his brother Ben Kleve, himself, Holyoke School Counselor Ashley Clayton and his father Matt Kleve. — Andrew Turck | The Holyoke Enterprise
When Max Kleve entered track and field in seventh grade, at the behest of his journalism teacher Amber Schroetlin, the sport did not place high on his list of priorities; at the time, he considered
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