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- Sep 22, 2026
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The Holyoke Enterprise Entertainment (opens the original)
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Seventy-five American flags lining the streets. Children searching for eggs each spring. A stocked fishing hole where youngsters can cast a line. Medical equipment available when a neighbor needs it. A scholarship helping a graduate take the next step. Behind each is a common thread the Holyoke Lions Club. For more than eight decades, the organization has served Holyoke through projects, fundraisers, donations and countless volunteer hours. But as longtime members grow older, the club is facing.
The people in the stands matter, too (opens the original)
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There is something special about the beginning of fall sports. The football fields light up on Friday nights. Volleyballs begin hitting gym floors. Cross-country runners log mile after mile, and athletes in every sport spend hours practicing for the opportunity to compete. We talk a lot about the kids on the field and court — and rightfully so. They put in the work. They practice when they’re tired, learn how to handle disappointment and discover what it means to be part of a team. But as anothe
Phillips County tackles audit, land use and facility projects (opens the original)
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The Phillips County commissioners reviewed the county’s 2025 audit, discussed proposed land use regulations and approved waiving rental fees for an upcoming women’s health event during their Aug. 7 meeting. Commissioners Garold Roberts, Terry Hofmeister and Tom Timm attended the meeting at the Phillips County Courthouse. The board met virtually with Ronny Farmer of rfarmer LLC to review the county’s 2025 audit. According to the meeting minutes, the audit showed Phillips County has good cash posi
46 years and counting: Dragon's Wagon continues tradition of learning (opens the original)
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Dragon's Wagon Preschool will kick off its 46th year Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Phillips County Event Center location in Holyoke. Director Marcia Walter said there are a few open spaces for children that will be kindergarten eligible in the fall of 2027 at this time To get a student enrolled, call Walter at 970-854-2999. The preschool is state licensed and must adhere to regulations for enrollment, which limit the teacher-student ratio per daily session. Therefore it must enroll on a first-come, f
Sheriff's Office supports Phillips County Fair Royalty Program (opens the original)
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Phillips County Sheriff David Romero and Phillips County Fair Royalty Junior Princess Dawsyn Daniel display Daniel's new custom chaps. Romero and the Phillips County Sheriff's Office supported the purchase of the chaps, which Daniel will wear while representing Phillips County, including at the Haxtun Corn Festival Parade and Coronation Ceremony on Sept. 26. The Phillips County Fair Royalty Program recently recognized the Phillips County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff David Romero for their suppor
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