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Pool work progresses

THERE may have been snow on the ground this week, but progress is moving forward at the new Haxtun Swimming Pool. Construction crews have installed a portion of the fence, finishing work is taking...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 28, 2024

Legislative reporter discontinues weekly service

For many years, legislative reporter Marianne Goodland has offered reporting services to Herald readers and for that publishers have been thankful. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, Goodland has been forced to suspend her legislative...

 
 By JR Krueger    News    March 28, 2024

Commissioners look to increase storage capacity

The Phillips County Board of County Commissioners, at its March 8 meeting, moved to acquire more storage and staging capability for the Road and Bridge department in the southeast part of the County. It approved a contract to purchase, for $35,000,...

 
 By From the NCHD    News    March 28, 2024

Public Health Order issued by NCHD regarding sheltering migrant persons in the northeast region of CO

On Thursday, March 14, the Northeast Colorado Health Department Board of Health held a special meeting to approve the signing of a new Public Health Order by Public Health Director Trish McClain. This PHO sets forth some requirements and guidance...

 
 By Sara Huss    News    March 28, 2024

Looking at effects of ADHD in adulthood

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder isn’t just a childhood issue—it persists into adulthood, affecting millions worldwide. Let’s delve deeper into this complex condition and explore its impact on adults. Together, we will look at treat...

 

Chamber Spotlight

1. Please give some background/history on the opening/purchase of your business. In brief, Holyoke has had a telephone service in one form or another since 1888, when the first telephone switchboards...

 
 By JR Krueger    News    March 21, 2024

Sonnenberg, Harvey, Boebert top vote-getters at Congressional District Four Candidate Forum

When Colorado Congressman Ken Buck announced on Nov. 1, 2023 that he would not seek another term for office, there was no shortage of interested individuals coming forward to vie for his 4th Congressi...

 
 By JR Krueger    News    March 21, 2024

PC voters favor Biden, Trump in primary election

Information made available from the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, as of March 15, indicates a Phillips County voter turnout of 52.92 percent of active voters for the March 5 presidential primary election. This exceeds the statewide voter t...

 
 By Elise Schmelzer    News    March 21, 2024

A top Colorado farming region is running out of water, must retire land to avoid well shutdown

For 17 years, Nate Midcap has spent his winters traveling hundreds of miles across the plains of northeastern Colorado to measure how far water levels have fallen in farmers' wells. In bad years, he...

 

Two of three appointees approved; Skiba withdraws nomination

Two of the Governor’s three appointees to the state Parks and Wildlife Commission won Senate approval, but not without a fight. And the third — acknowledged as the author of the state’s wolf restoration ballot measure — withdrew his nominat...

 

From sun to snow

NORTHEAST Colorado weather went from 60 degrees Wednesday afternoon to snowfall Thursday morning. Snow blanketed Phillips and surrounding counties, dumping nearly 10 inches of snow in some areas....

 

Two funeral home bills win unanimous support

By Marianne Goodland Legislative reporter Two bills designed to put oversight into the funeral home industry won unanimous committee approvals in the past week. House Bill 1335, which won approval from the House Business Affairs & Labor Committee,...

 

PCSO suggests GPS locator devices to aid in combatting thefts

Recently, The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office has been receiving reports of stolen trailers and vehicles. These reports seem to be increasing in frequency and to protect our community from this type of theft, the Sheriff’s office would like to tak...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 13, 2024

Two Lady Bulldogs earn All-Conference

Two Lady Bulldogs received All-Conference honors at the conclusion of the 2023-24 basketball season. This year's season came to a conclusion in the first round of Districts and after final placings at...

 

Champ & Serrato end basketball careers at Idalia

SATURDAY'S REGIONAL Championship loss marked the final outing in Lady Wildcat basketball uniforms for this year's seniors MadiKay Serrato, left, and Tori Champ. The two met up for a hug as the final...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 7, 2024

Frenchman BOE addresses parents' concerns

More than two dozen parents, staff and community members packed into the Fleming School/Community Library for the February meeting of the Frenchman Board of Education. The meeting opened with two closed-door meetings for the purpose of conferencing...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 7, 2024

Haxtun Superintendent Marsha Cody resigns

The Haxtun School District is in search of a new Superintendent. Marsha Cody submitted her resignation to the Board of Education earlier this week. In an announcement to staff on Monday, March 4, Cody said she has accepted a position with the Brush...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 7, 2024

Dr. Ehrin Armstrong to provide services at Haxtun Health

Haxtun Health has added a cardiologist, vascular surgeon and a certified wound care physician to the care team in Haxtun. The addition of Doctor Ehrin Armstrong brings all three specialty areas to the Haxtun community. Chief Executive Office Dewane...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    March 7, 2024

Chamber opens nominations for awards

The Haxtun Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for 2023 year-end awards. Awards are given out at the annual Chamber banquet which is slated for April 15 this year. Each year the Chamber honors those who stand out in the community with eight...

 
 By JR Krueger    News    March 7, 2024

Commissioners eye pending legislation, policy considerations

Renewable energy, migrants and dispatchers were on the Phillips County Board of Commissioners’ radar at the last two of its three February meetings. Board chairman Terry Hofmeister, who serves on the Colorado Counties, Inc. legislative committee, r...

 

Ag & Natural Resources committee gives appointees thumbs down

Two of Governor Jared Polis’ three appointees to the State Parks and Wildlife Commission got a thumbs-down from the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee on Feb. 29. The committee, with chair Senator Dylan Roberts, D-Summit County, v...

 

Crews fight fire southeast of Haxtun on Sunday afternoon

LOCAL and state fire crews battled a field fire southeast of Haxtun near County Road 7 on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 25. The Haxtun Volunteer Fire Department was assisted by the Wages Volunteer Fire...

 
 By Candie Fix    News    February 29, 2024

Edwards & Seger present Wellness Master Plan

Haxtun Board of Education members heard a detailed report from the District’s Wellness Committee as well as reviewed and approved Superintendent Marsha Cody’s annual evaluation in an early morning meeting on Friday, Feb. 23. Board members also looked... Full story

 

Miller earns Chuck Urano scholarship

Brock Miller, Haxtun High School senior, was recently honored at the Colorado Farm Show as a recipient of the esteemed Chuck Urano scholarship. With graduation on the horizon this spring, Miller has...

 

Judiciary Committee approves harsher penalties for human trafficking

Senator Byron Pelton’s bill to enhance the criminal penalties for human trafficking won a 4-1 vote last week from the state Senate Judiciary Committee and now heads to the full Senate for debate. The measure, Senate Bill 35, makes human t...

 

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