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Ten days after saying goodbye to his family in Holyoke, Carlos Diaz, 48, was in a tragic accident in Mexico and he died May 7.
When he flew out of DIA in Denver April 25, it was Diaz’s plan to go to Mexico to work for a time and then to hopefully retur...
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Jessica Baeza plans to attend the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley and major in business marketing. She received the Jack Geist Memorial Scholarship, Holyoke Lions Club Scholarship, University of Northern Colorado Holyoke Alumni Scholarship, Uni...
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Vocal students define music as “It’s not what I do, it’s who I am,” and they certainly took that to heart and to the stage Thursday, May 9 at their annual spring concert in the HHS auditorium.
Under the direction of vocal teacher Marcia Dalton, H...
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Holyoke K-6 students enjoyed Field Day activities Friday, May 10.Irving Bencomo Dominguez, Alicia Torres, Lucinda Mares and Vanessa Zapata Rodriguez—KindergartenKatelyn Kropp and Carter Van Overbeke—First GradeCesilia Iniguez and Sabryn Burris—Secon...
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Every time it appeared as though the Holyoke baseball team was preparing to make a comeback in the 2A District 7 championship game, Yuma extended their lead just far enough to keep the Dragons at bay, as the top seeded Holyoke team fell 13-8 Saturday, May...
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As they did for most of the season, the HHS baseball team dominated in the first two rounds of the 2A District 7 Baseball Tournament in Akron, knocking off Merino 16-2 and Wray 10-0.
“We didn’t make mistakes,” said coach John Zilla. “We put the b...
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Holyoke tracksters closed out the season at the LPAA/YWKC League Championships in Wray Saturday, May 11. The boys scored 95 points to finish in fourth while the girls placed ninth, scoring 52 points.
Jacinda Krueger and Carlos Diaz will represent Holyoke...
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Holyoke’s girls’ golf team finished the season on a high note, placing first in the league tournament in Brush Monday, May 13. The win also gave HHS the top spot in league standings for the season.
“The season was a bit of a struggle with the weath...
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For the second time this year, racers took to the Phillips County Raceway to duke it out on the dirt track Saturday, May 11.
New lights were put up in the corners to help the view. The track was in great shape with three-wide, no-dust racing.
Racers wil...
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May 20-24
Elementary Breakfast
Monday, May 20: Sausage and cheese muffin, breakfast burrito or cereal with yogurt, fruit, milk.
Tuesday, May 21: Ham and egg bagel, sausage gravy with biscuit or bagel with toppings, fruit, milk, juice.
Wednesday, May 2...
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It was a beautiful day for soccer Saturday, May 11 as Holyoke teams wrapped up their season with the Julesburg recreation league. The little tikes and peewee teams played in Holyoke before a barbecue cookout at the elementary school. Pictured above from l...
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The National FFA Organization in partnership with John Deere awarded $2,000 scholarships to Janna Smith of Haxtun High School FFA and Mary Lenz of Wray High School FFA.
This scholarship is from MV Equipment and John Deere Company through a special projec...
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Holyoke School District Re-1J Board of Education will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 7 p.m. in HJHS Room #218.
The superintendent’s report will include 21st-century skills class presentation, teacher evaluation instrument policy, preliminary budget for 2013-1...
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Holyoke students were all smiles as they made the loop around the fields between HHS and the elementary school for National Bike to School Day Wednesday, May 8. The event was put together by the health advisory committee at Holyoke School District to enco...
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Reviewing prior budget discussion, Holyoke School District Re-1J Board of Education approved parameters for 2013-14 to set the direction for drafting the new year budget.
Adoption of the parameters was approved at the May 7 board meeting. Budget options ...
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Motorcycle crashes killed 82 riders and passengers on Colorado’s roads last year. Over two-thirds of those killed (69 percent) were not wearing a helmet, so the Colorado Department of Transportation is reminding riders they have a choice to wear gear t...
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For the fifth straight year, Holyoke third-grade reading scores on the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program exceeded the state average.
TCAP results released last week showed 79 percent of Holyoke students scored proficient or advanced while the stat...
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Holyoke Elementary School art teacher Christina Martinez has been elected to serve with the Colorado Art Educators Association as the regional board representative for the northeast region.
Martinez said she is excited for this opportunity to get more in...
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The description on the photo used for the May page in the Enterprise’s quasquicentennial calendar simply said “Phillips County Bank,” which Enterprise staff is hoping refers to the Phillips County State Bank in Holyoke.
If this is, in fact, that ba...
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Cliff Dwellers Acting and Singing Society of Wray are presenting “Bingo,” a delightful musical comedy based on a book by Michael Hertzmeier, Ilene Reid and David Holcomber. Production is courtesy of Samuel French.
The curtain will rise Saturday, June...
