Holyoke
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Search complete. 24 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Holyoke".
Oct 19, 2026
A Visit with Vision Angus Ahead of the Create a Vision Female Sale
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1:56Aaron McKinneyHOST
Today we're headed to Vision Angus in Amherst, Colorado for a preview of their Create-A-Vision Fall Female Sale coming up Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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2:05Aaron McKinneyHOST
The sale begins at 1 p.m. Mountain Time at the Beef Barn of Vision Angus in Holyoke, Colorado.
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2:11Aaron McKinneyHOST
Featuring Angus, females, embryos, pregnancies, open heifers, show heifers, and they even have a show steer.
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2:18Aaron McKinneyHOST
You want to make sure to attend this one, folks.
44 MINS LATER
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46:08Austin VieselmeyerGUEST
We're going to bring all of the donors, cows, and bred heifers home tomorrow.
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46:13Austin VieselmeyerGUEST
And so they'll be here kind of starting at least Friday for visitors to come through and see those a little bit easier.
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46:21Austin VieselmeyerGUEST
But the actual sale we're going to hold in the beef barn in Holyoke.
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46:26Austin VieselmeyerGUEST
So that's our retail beef store.
Kim Monson names three TABOR warning signs in local ballot questions
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6:15Kim MonsonHOST
Weld County's notice estimates the extension at $517,698 a year and states that the measure does not propose an increase in the 17.205 mill tax rate.
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6:28Kim MonsonHOST
City of Holyoke ballot measure 2B in Phillips County asks without raising taxes to extend the city's 2.5% lodging tax from December 31st, 2026 to December 31st, 2032.
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6:37Kim MonsonHOST
It carries no Tabor retention clause.
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6:44Kim MonsonHOST
Monson's guide entry calls the opening disingenuous language.
True Crime Vault: Finding Kelsie
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3:12Laura SaxtonGUEST
What if? I mean, it was just what if, what if? [gentle music]
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3:22Ryan SmithCORRESPONDENT
Kelsi Schelling grew up in the tiny farm town of Holyoke, Colorado.
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3:28speaker_5GUEST
Holyoke is around two and a half to three hours away from Denver.
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3:33Doug SaxtonGUEST
It's quiet.
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3:34Doug SaxtonGUEST
It's kind of have your own way.
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3:39Doug SaxtonGUEST
Safe.
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3:41Doug SaxtonGUEST
You hope it anyway, you know?
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3:44speaker_5GUEST
Holyoke is definitely agricultural.
Lauren Boebert on the Debate Moment That Put Eileen Laubacher on the Spot
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32:49Lauren BoebertGUEST
And I do get loud, as I am accused of, but when I get loud, Lamar is heard.
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32:54Lauren BoebertGUEST
When I get loud, Holyoke is heard.
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32:57Lauren BoebertGUEST
When I get loud, we actually deliver on these policies.
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33:01Lauren BoebertGUEST
And what really changed my desire to deliver or reinforce it, I should say, is... getting out and meeting with the people i represent hearing from them that it's not always about what the national media is talking about that there are water projects that we can work on together there are infrastructure dollars that need to come back to colorado we have some of the worst roads in the nation and and so when i can go to our senators and talk about these issues when i can go to the entire delegation who who supported and voted for my unique zip code bill Because our small towns need their independence.
Cherry Creek's General Counsel, a Kansas Google Data Center, Holyoke's BEST Grant, and Proposition NN
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49:47Virginia MakaGUEST
And there's a lot going on in this county.
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49:50Kim MonsonHOST
Well, and so I want to talk about Holyoke.
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49:53Kim MonsonHOST
And I have some very treasured friends that live in Holyoke that have said, guys, we really need this new elementary school.
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50:03Kim MonsonHOST
And I get that.
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50:04Kim MonsonHOST
I understand that.
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50:21Kim MonsonHOST
And they say this is a grant that doesn't have to be paid back as long as you community go out and incur debt.
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50:30Kim MonsonHOST
to make the whole picture.
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50:34Kim MonsonHOST
And that is the problem right there is people look at free money And, oh, they're giving us in this case, two years ago, the question on the ballot was we'll get the Holyoke would get 42 million from best.
Colorado BEST grants tie Plateau Valley, Holyoke schools to local bond debt
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0:04Kim MonsonHOST
This is a Kim Monson Colorado News Briefing.
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0:08Kim MonsonHOST
Colorado Best Grants, Thai Plateau Valley, Holyoke Schools to Local Bond Debt.
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0:13Kim MonsonHOST
Plateau Valley School District 50's levy rose to 35.843 mills by 2025 after voters backed $40.8 million in bonds to match a $26.7 million state best grant.
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0:28Kim MonsonHOST
Voters in Holyoke School District Rewun J decide November 3rd whether to accept a $37.5 million grant below the $42 million their 2024 bond approval required.
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0:40Kim MonsonHOST
Voters in Plateau Valley School District 50 approved $40.8 million in bonds in 2023 to supply the local match for a $26,662.97-few grant from Colorado's Building Excellent Schools Today, BEST program, and the school district's property tax levy has since climbed from 13.644 mills in tax year 2022 to 35.843 mills in 2025.
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1:09Kim MonsonHOST
Holyoke School District RE1J is asking voters November 3rd whether it may accept a $37,511,924.54 best grant below the $42 million threshold written into the bond measure they approved in 2024.
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1:28Kim MonsonHOST
The PK-12 addition and replacement project in Colubrin, a Mesa County town, was budgeted at $67,457.80, with $40,794.108 from the district and $26,662.972 from the state, according to the list of recommended best projects for the 2023-24 fiscal year from the Colorado Department of Education, CDE.
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1:57Kim MonsonHOST
The bond measure authorized a repayment cost of up to $76.5 million.
Amendment 82's Right to Natural Gas, Aurora's $266 Million Debt Questions, and Property Tax Caps
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49:40Kim MonsonHOST
Okay.
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49:41Kim MonsonHOST
The reason I asked is because I was seeing this scenario as I was going through all of these bills, these ballot questions, and in Holyoke, there is a ballot question where the state had initially dangled $42 million for an elementary school, and they had agreed, this was in 2024, to then issue general obligation bonds to the tune, I think, of about $14 million to backfill that.
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50:11Kim MonsonHOST
And then the state did not award the $42 million, but now they're offering $37.5 million.
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50:17Kim MonsonHOST
So the ballot question is, can we take this lower amount, but they would still encumber themselves, these farmers and ranchers, with this general obligation debt? And my concern, Bob, is...
October 2nd | Segment 1 -- Area High School Football Roundtable
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18:57Garrett WellbrockHOST
You know, they, they'll get the ball in plus territory, but then they just can't find it, to find a way to get it into the end zone.
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19:03Garrett WellbrockHOST
You know, I, I don't, I don't keep that number, you know, points off turnovers off the top of my head or on my charts, but I would imagine it, it, it's only been one time that they've actually scored off a turnover, maybe twice, and I would imagine that was back at the Southwestern Heights game, maybe the Holyoke game.
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19:19Garrett WellbrockHOST
So they haven't done it in quite some time.
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19:20Ross VolkmerHOST
time.So anyway, tonight you've got Colby and Holcomb on 100.3, The Ride.