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Fire Hydrant Issues, O&M Acquisition, Among Topics At BPW Meeting
Issues with older fire hydrants and a note about a possible company to acquire O&M Enterprises were among topics discussed by the Holden Board of Public Works at its Tuesday, May 6 meeting. In regard to the latter, Councilman Allen Mensch requested information on an email sent out by Holden Mayor Ray Briscoe about Peoples……
Read MoreEagles Soar Past Blue Jays To Advance To Baseball State Tourney Final Four
With a chance to be one of the final four baseball teams playing in the Class 3 MSHSAA Baseball State Tournament, the Holden Eagles delivered on the occasion in shutout fashion by defeating West Platte in the final score of 9-0 at West Platte High School Thursday, May 29. Eagle junior starting pitcher Cohen Drake…
Read MoreHolden City-Wide Garage Sale Day Set For Saturday May 31
GARAGE SALE: Friday & Saturday 410 E. 9th St. 8-4. Toys, puzzles, books, clothes, candles, vacuum, twin head boards, kitchen misc. 48-1tp GARAGE SALE: 268 SW State Route 131 at Miller Mausoleum – tools. 48-1tp GARAGE SALE: 205 E. 17th St. Holden. 48-1tp MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE: 303 West 17th, May 29-31. Sports cards, Wilton cake…
Read MoreElection Of Officers, Selection Of New Board Member Highlight H.O.P.E. Meeting
The selection of a new Board Of Directors member, the election of officers, and discussion of present and future activities highlighted the Wednesday, May 21 H.O.P.E. meeting. Early in the meeting the board received presentations from individuals interested in serving on H.O.P.E.’s board. Each gave a brief personal background in addition to the reasons they…
Read MoreReports, Passage Of Resolutions, Ordinances, Highlight Holden City Council Meeting
Departmental reports, and the passage of several resolutions and ordinances took up bulk of the Holden City Council’s Agenda when it met Thursday, May 15. Updates/Acknowledgments Holden Mayor opened the meeting of the Holden City Council with several updates on activities including a storm shelter, and police department building maintenance and improvements. He also publicly…
Read MoreOverflow Crowd Celebrates Holden High School Class of 2025 At Commencement Exercises
Holden R-3 High School held Commencement exercises in the high school gym Sunday, May 18, with a capacity crowd. It overflowed into additional seating in the high school cafeteria on hand to celebrate the afternoon ceremony. The members of the Holden senior graduating class of 2025 entered the gym as the high school band…
Read MoreHolden R-III Graduation Set For This Coming Sunday Afternoon
Parents, family members, friends and especially seniors of the Class of 2025, are eagerly awaiting Holden R-III School District’s graduation. Commencement is set for 2:00 p.m., Sunday, May 18 at the high school gymnasium. Baccalaureate is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Thursday, May 15, also at the gymnasium. This year’s motto for for the class is:…
Read MoreKingsville Holds Graduation
Kingsville R-1 School held its Commencement Program for the graduating class of 2025 in Sears Gymnasium at Kingsville School Friday, May 9. Twenty-two graduating seniors were recognized during the program as twenty-one graduates walked across the stage in the gymnasium to receive their high school diplomas, and senior Morgan Mitchell was honored in memorial after…
Read MoreKingsville Livestock Auction Throws Surprise Party For 45-Year Employee
Tuesday, April 29, proved to be a very special day at Kingsville Livestock Auction, as Pat Ring was honored for her amazing 45 years of service with the company. Employees, past and present co-workers, family, friends and well-wishers joined in the celebration complete with a big “Thank You’ cake, punch, and a lot of…
Read MoreGraduation Upcoming For Kingsville, Holden School Districts
Graduation day for the Kingsville R-I and Holden R-III school districts are upcoming in the next few weeks. In Kingsville, graduation for the Class of 2025 will take place at 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 9 at the high school gymnasium. Baccalaureate was set to take place at 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 30 at the same…
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