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Two of Holyoke’s early 1900s banks identified

First National Bank, pictured above left, was misidentified in the old photo that ran on Page 4 in the July 27 edition of the Enterprise.

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Cast members of “Baker Street Irregulars” are pictured from left, front row, Kinley Sporhase, Kyrah McConachie, Piper McConachie, Aly Lock, Gianna Swan, Tristen Ferguson and Isaiah Rueter; and back row, Robert Soukup, Mason Vernon, Ashlyn Marcum, Erika Meakins, Kya Thacker, Zander Salyers, Maury Kramer, Chris Colglazier and Eric Conklin. Not pictured is Adison Goldenstein. — Johnson Publications

Irregulars to transform Event Center into turn of the century circus mystery

The street kids known as the Baker Street Irregulars may not share the same spotlight as the renowned Sherlock Holmes, but they’ve been around just as long as he has, and this weekend, they will

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Kalyee Ham embraced many new opportunities, such as holding a koala, while she studied at Macquarie University in Sydney.

Taking a vacation with her family during her semester abroad, Kaylee Ham and her mom loved visiting Hobbiton in New Zealand.

Kaylee Ham has experience of a lifetime Down Under

Yes, she pet a kangaroo. Yes, she held a koala. Yes, she went surfing and scuba diving.

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Kyla Steinman is pictured at far left, back row, with a group of teens in Cargacreevy, Northern Ireland, along with a couple of her fellow CCU missionaries. Steinman’s group partnered with Salt Factory Sports in their youth ministry outreach, connecting through sports before going deeper in their conversations.

Steinman evangelizes in Northern Ireland

Known as a place of religious tension and past violence between Protestants and Catholics, Northern Ireland might sound like a questionable place to insert an American college mission trip.