Share economic recovery ideas at listening sessions
The State of Colorado and local governments including cities and counties are expected to receive billions of dollars from the 2021 American Rescue Plan.
Ag & Business
Elizabeth Edge chows down on a burger at Saturday’s free barbecue in Holyoke. She also led the crowd in the 4-H pledge at the beginning of the event, which raised over $8,000 for the Phillips County 4-H Council. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Over 630 people of all ages were served at Saturday’s free barbecue in downtown Holyoke. The menu included beef burgers in addition to pork, lamb and goat. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
With a burger in one hand, Phillips County Commissioner Terry Hofmeister proudly displays his “beef up” shirt at the barbecue. The commissioners proclaimed March 20 to be Phillips County Cattlemen’s Day. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Meat is on the menu
In a show of support for the local livestock industry, over 630 people turned out for a free barbecue Saturday, March 20.
Bill allowing direct sales of meat to consumers is one step closer
Rep. Rod Pelton, R-Cheyenne Wells, is close to seeing his first bill of the 2021 session on its way to the governor’s office, on allowing direct sales of meat to consumers.
Klover Kare helps mental health through gardening
Jeremy Kilpatrick wants to use gardening to help promote better mental health, especially among veterans and first responders.
At-home COVID testing expands to restaurants
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced the expansion of the Binax At-Home rapid testing program to food services employees around the state.