County, Meeker, Rangely

RBC Warranty Deeds

AUGUST 2009 TRANSACTIONS

Seller: Elk Creek Ranch Development, Inc.
Buyer: Seagull Associates, LLC
Description: Subdivision: Elk Creek Ranch PUD 287707 Lot: 44
Transaction Price: $1,325,000
Seller: Wheeler Ranch, LLC
Buyer: Elk Creek Ranch Development
Description: Subdivision: Elk Creek Ranch PUD 287707 Lot: 44
Transaction Price: $500,000
Seller: Joseph Coleman
Buyer: Margaret Coleman
Description: Section: 21 Township: 1S Range: 92W
Transaction Price: $417,600
Seller: Jose Preciado
Buyer: Erin and Terrill Graden
Description: Subdivision: White Subdivision Re-subdivision of Lots 6-12 Block A 289324 Lot: 11B 113 S Jones Ave.
Transaction Price: $110,000
Seller: Carol Bennett
Buyer: Jamie and Sara Beck
Description: Subdivision: Coltharp Subdivision 68600 Lot: 36 and 37 Block: 2 723 E Rio Blanco Ave
Transaction Price: $140,000
Seller: Zona Z Kreidle Martial Trust
Buyer: Frank Sizemore and Lester Chappell
Description: Subdivision: Dragon Wash Subdivision 226794 Lot: 62
Transaction Price: $5,000
Seller: Robert and Laura Taylor
Buyer: David Brown
Description: Subdivision: Little Rancho Estates – Survey Plat 266593 Lot: 2
Transaction Price: $121,300
Seller: Johnny Adams
Buyer: Jerry Blankenship
Description: Lot: 11 Section: 2 Township: 1N Range: 102W 911 S White
Transaction Price: $279,200
Seller: Michael and Debra Lancaster
Buyer: Paula Davis and Jamie Richens
Description: Subdivision: Dragon Wash Subdivision 226794 Lot: 38 911 Tropic St.
Transaction Price: $8,000
Seller: David Richards and John Titmus
Buyer: John Titmus
Description: Subdivision: Calvat Subdivision 67909 Lot: 84 E 10’ and 85 614 School St.
Transaction Price: $12,500
Seller: Thomas Cisar
Buyer: James Tafoya
Description: Lot: 2 Section: 1 Township: 1S Range: 94W 1600 County Road 36
Transaction Price: $417,000
Seller: Tyrell and Brittni Turner
Buyer: Tyrell and Kaleyne Turner
Description: Subdivision: Turner Curtis Creek Minor Subdivision 295816 Lot: 3
Transaction Price: $15,000
Seller: Gary and Rachel Gierhart
Buyer: Robert and Melissa Winn
Description: Subdivision: Ruth King Estates Subdivision 189550 Lot: 1 606 S Stanolind Ave.
Transaction Price: $283,000
Seller: Stanley and Deborah Peterson
Buyer: Jeremy and Stephanie Behunin
Description: Section: 2 Township: 1N Range: 102W 505 S White Ave.
Transaction Price: $180,000
Seller: Cory and Cricket Claussen
Buyer: Terry Richardson
Description: Subdivision: Coltharp Addition 69772 Lot: 32, 22 Block: 5 713 E Rangely Ave.
Transaction Price: $120,000
Seller: Grace Homes Real Estate and Construction, Inc.
Buyer: Chris Adams
Description: Subdivision: La Mesa Subdivision Replat #2 of Replat 289325 Lot: 30, 31 Block: 3 1214 Solar Circle
Transaction Price: $166,700
Seller: Stuart and Judy Adams
Buyer: George and Claire Howey
Description: Subdivision: Town of Meeker Lot: 9, b, 10 Block: 50 861 Market St.
Transaction Price: $350,000

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  • On April 4, the Meeker Lions Club installed new shelving units for the New Eden Pregnancy Care Center. New Eden asked the Lion’s Club to help them come up with more storage for items within the building, and the Lion’s Club raised money to purchase shelves. OPAL MUNGER PHOTO
  • Why are we all so mad? Hear from our Editor in her column this week online at ht1885.com.
  • Livestock Judging teams from both sides of the county competed at The Rumble In The Rockies Livestock Judging Contest in La Plata County this past weekend. Read the full story this week online ht1885.com.
  • Meeker Cowboy Track continued its season with another meet in Grand Junction, the Frank Woodburn Invitational. The meet went on despite the blustery winds, low temps and snow. Read the story online at ht1885.com.
  • Sunglasses, shorts and snowflakes... if that doesn’t sum up a Western Colorado track meet in April, nothing does. The Rangely Panthers will likely have a warmer meet this Friday, April 12, in Grand Junction. Read the recap from the last meet in this week’s edition and online at ht1885.com.
  • Meeker High School’s FCCLA group placed 10 of 13 students in the top three in their respective categories and six qualified for the national competition in Seattle, Washington, this June. Results: Sam Hightower and Finley Deming - 1st Place Gold - Repurpose and Redesign; Aimee Shults - 1st Place Gold - Job Interview; Becca Hood - 1st Place Gold - Leadership; Lissbeth Sanchez and Shailee Rundberg -  2nd Place Gold - Promote and Publicize FCCLA; Kailynn Watson- 3rd Place Gold - Job Interview; Emma Bauer and Jacey Follman - 3rd Place Gold - Sports Nutrition; Braydin Raley - 3rd Place Silver - Professional Presentation; Graycee Cravens - Silver Medal - Entrepreneurship; Haylee Steele - Silver Medal - Sports Nutrition; Eduardo Cordova- Silver Medal - Career Investigation. More photos and full update online at ht1885.com.
  • The Mountain Valley Bank Red Letter Day Coin Drive is in full swing! Donate your pennies to your favorite business this week to help them win! Proceeds go to HopeWest Meeker and the Meeker Education Foundation.
  • Smokey Bear and Ranger Kate with the United States Forest Service Blanco District stopped by the Meeker Public Library last Friday to share Smokey’s origin story and information about wildfire prevention with a room full of kids. Smokey Bear will turn 80 this year in August. NIKI TURNER PHOTO
On April 4, the Meeker Lions Club installed new shelving units for the New Eden Pregnancy Care Center. New Eden asked the Lion’s Club to help them come up with more storage for items within the building, and the Lion’s Club raised money to purchase shelves. OPAL MUNGER PHOTO
On April 4, the Meeker Lions Club installed new shelving units for the New Eden Pregnancy Care Center. New Eden asked the Lion’s Club to help them come up with more storage for items within the building, and the Lion’s Club raised money to purchase shelves. OPAL MUNGER PHOTO
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Why are we all so mad? Hear from our Editor in her column this week online at ht1885.com.
Why are we all so mad? Hear from our Editor in her column this week online at ht1885.com.
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Livestock Judging teams from both sides of the county competed at The Rumble In The Rockies Livestock Judging Contest in La Plata County this past weekend. Read the full story this week online ht1885.com.
Livestock Judging teams from both sides of the county competed at The Rumble In The Rockies Livestock Judging Contest in La Plata County this past weekend. Read the full story this week online ht1885.com.
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Meeker Cowboy Track continued its season with another meet in Grand Junction, the Frank Woodburn Invitational. The meet went on despite the blustery winds, low temps and snow. Read the story online at ht1885.com.
Meeker Cowboy Track continued its season with another meet in Grand Junction, the Frank Woodburn Invitational. The meet went on despite the blustery winds, low temps and snow. Read the story online at ht1885.com.
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Sunglasses, shorts and snowflakes... if that doesn’t sum up a Western Colorado track meet in April, nothing does. The Rangely Panthers will likely have a warmer meet this Friday, April 12, in Grand Junction. Read the recap from the last meet in this week’s edition and online at ht1885.com.
Sunglasses, shorts and snowflakes... if that doesn’t sum up a Western Colorado track meet in April, nothing does. The Rangely Panthers will likely have a warmer meet this Friday, April 12, in Grand Junction. Read the recap from the last meet in this week’s edition and online at ht1885.com.
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Meeker High School’s FCCLA group placed 10 of 13 students in the top three in their respective categories and six qualified for the national competition in Seattle, Washington, this June. Results: Sam Hightower and Finley Deming - 1st Place Gold - Repurpose and Redesign; Aimee Shults - 1st Place Gold - Job Interview; Becca Hood - 1st Place Gold - Leadership; Lissbeth Sanchez and Shailee Rundberg -  2nd Place Gold - Promote and Publicize FCCLA; Kailynn Watson- 3rd Place Gold - Job Interview; Emma Bauer and Jacey Follman - 3rd Place Gold - Sports Nutrition; Braydin Raley - 3rd Place Silver - Professional Presentation; Graycee Cravens - Silver Medal - Entrepreneurship; Haylee Steele - Silver Medal - Sports Nutrition; Eduardo Cordova- Silver Medal - Career Investigation. More photos and full update online at ht1885.com.
Meeker High School’s FCCLA group placed 10 of 13 students in the top three in their respective categories and six qualified for the national competition in Seattle, Washington, this June. Results: Sam Hightower and Finley Deming - 1st Place Gold - Repurpose and Redesign; Aimee Shults - 1st Place Gold - Job Interview; Becca Hood - 1st Place Gold - Leadership; Lissbeth Sanchez and Shailee Rundberg - 2nd Place Gold - Promote and Publicize FCCLA; Kailynn Watson- 3rd Place Gold - Job Interview; Emma Bauer and Jacey Follman - 3rd Place Gold - Sports Nutrition; Braydin Raley - 3rd Place Silver - Professional Presentation; Graycee Cravens - Silver Medal - Entrepreneurship; Haylee Steele - Silver Medal - Sports Nutrition; Eduardo Cordova- Silver Medal - Career Investigation. More photos and full update online at ht1885.com.
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The Mountain Valley Bank Red Letter Day Coin Drive is in full swing! Donate your pennies to your favorite business this week to help them win! Proceeds go to HopeWest Meeker and the Meeker Education Foundation.
The Mountain Valley Bank Red Letter Day Coin Drive is in full swing! Donate your pennies to your favorite business this week to help them win! Proceeds go to HopeWest Meeker and the Meeker Education Foundation.
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Smokey Bear and Ranger Kate with the United States Forest Service Blanco District stopped by the Meeker Public Library last Friday to share Smokey’s origin story and information about wildfire prevention with a room full of kids. Smokey Bear will turn 80 this year in August. NIKI TURNER PHOTO
Smokey Bear and Ranger Kate with the United States Forest Service Blanco District stopped by the Meeker Public Library last Friday to share Smokey’s origin story and information about wildfire prevention with a room full of kids. Smokey Bear will turn 80 this year in August. NIKI TURNER PHOTO
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