SBA continues to support small business growth in rural America
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, an increasing number of people have moved to rural America seeking to establish a livelihood fueled by entrepreneurship.
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Holyoke FFA members who attended the district leadership conference at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling on Wednesday, Dec. 8, are pictured from left, Carter Van Overbeke, Cody Maloney, Jerren Hunter, Leah Struckmeyer, Lucinda Mares, Cash Weber, Kai Siep, Luis Perez, Brendan Nelson, Jordyn Schluntz, Max Kleve, Ciara Peterson, Reid Sprague, Savannah Vermeulen, Tayla Martin, Chance Lindstrom, Jessie Owens, Tyson Mosenteen, Karlie Martin, Josie Schlachter, Nathaly Espinal, Kristin Vieselmeyer, Tamara Penzing, Jadon Frost, Ben Kleve, Clover Adler, Fatima Nuñez, Lauren Herman, Evan Legarreta, Aidyn Shafer and Theron Roll.
FFA attends districts
A total of 35 members of the Holyoke chapter of FFA attended the District XVI leadership conference held at Northeastern Junior College on Wednesday, Dec. 8.
Volunteers sought for water committee
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is seeking volunteers to serve on the Agricultural Water Quality Advisory Committee, which provides the department with guidance and feedback on issues impact
Brenda Brandt looks back at an old newspaper, which documented the groundbreaking of the Phillips County Event Center. It’s just one of the many community endeavors that Brandt has supported in the past four decades. — The Holyoke Enterprise
Brenda Brandt heads out the door of The Holyoke Enterprise at 130 N. Interocean Ave., clipboard in hand, to meet with local advertisers on a route she started in 1994. — The Holyoke Enterprise
Brenda Brandt has contributed to more than 2,200 editions of The Holyoke Enterprise. With a vintage Linotype machine as a backdrop in the Enterprise office, Brandt stands next to bound editions of the newspaper beginning with 1977. — The Holyoke Enterprise
‘The ink in my veins was calling’
Not everyone is born for the newspaper industry. Brenda Brandt most certainly was.
The owners of the new Sara’s Cuisine restaurant, Jorge Santos and Sarai Trejo, are pictured from left in the restaurant’s kitchen. The restaurant is scheduled to open Saturday, Dec. 11, and Santos’ first job was washing dishes in the building when it was KarDale’s. — The Holyoke Enterprise
Sara’s Cuisine restaurant brings Jorge Santos full circle
“I can’t believe I was there and now I’m here,” Jorge Santos said as he looked around the kitchen of Sara’s Cuisine, the new restaurant opening Saturday, Dec.