Council president Lauren Bergner, pictured at left, congratulates Carrie and Ron Anderson, 2018 Friends of 4-H.
Hours that Ron and Carrie Anderson have committed to serving the Phillips County 4-H program are countless, and their immeasurable impact is what led to their being named 2018 Friends of 4-H.
Holyoke City Council shot down a resolution that would have opposed Amendment 74 at its Oct. 2 meeting, following a discussion Sept. 18 over the potential impact of the ballot measure.
MCC progresses toward BSN, receives major endowment
Tyler Von Jordan of Holyoke celebrated his first birthday Sept. 22. Helping him celebrate were parents Leslie and Matthew Jordan and brothers Lucas (7) and Colin (5).
This postcard of a scene looking north on one of Holyoke’s streets was sent from C.W. Sederburg to W.B. Bevard in La Center, Washington, addressed Aug. 29, 1911. The inscription reads, “I have marked the little Guthrie house where we used to live so you can figure out the different places. The mark on the right is the high school building just started, south of Whites and Kelseys.” Phillips County High School classes were held at Phillips County Courthouse 1910-1911 while the new high school was being constructed. — Source: Phillips County Museum
Five Years Ago
Oct. 10, 2013
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