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Hop & Shop Set For This Coming Saturday

All are reminded that the annual HOP & SHOP event is set for this coming Saturday, March 28 in Downtown Holden. It takes place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In addition to various businesses offering some great gifts, the Easter Bunny will be making an appearance to delight all youngsters. See you there!

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Holden Elementary PTO Announces Fundraiser For Art Department

Earlier this month, the Holden Elementary PTO announced an upcoming Silent Auction Fundraiser to benefit the Holden Elementary Art Department. In an open letter, Miranda Zavadil, Vice President, Holden Elementary PTO wrote the following: “Your generous contribution would help the Holden Art Department in so many ways. We would greatly appreciate any contribution you can…

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F&C Bank To Mark 145th Anniversary Tuesday, March 17

  Farmers & Commercial Bank commenced operation on March 17, 1881, in downtown Holden, Missouri at the corner of Second and Market Streets. William Steele, a Canadian immigrant founded the bank with a group of local investors. The original officers were W.M. Steele, president, George S. Young, vice- president and Z. T. Miller, cashier. Mr.…

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Holden High School Hall of Fame Invites Nominees For Hall Of Fame

Spencer Gudde HHS Activity/Athletic Director Join us in celebrating Holden High School’s rich tradition of exceptional education by nominating a distinguished individual/team for the Holden High School Hall of Fame. Finalists will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in the fall of each year. The purpose is to recognize and honor those individuals who…

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Chamber Readying For Several Events In March

With February beginning to wind down, St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and the Holden Area Chamber of Commerce is already busy lining up entrants for the annual parade. St. Patrick’s Day Parade Chamber President Brent Brown noted that chamber member Teresa McCulloch has been working hard on the parade and said he…

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