MEEKER — Rick and Cathy Dade of Meeker would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel, to Seth Huntington of Hayden.
Month: January 2009
Still time to register for CNCC Feb. classes
MEEKER — It is not too late to register for Colorado Northwestern Community College Community Ed Classes
Proposed ordinance allows digital signs
MEEKER — The town of Meeker has drafted, for public input and comment, a proposed amendment to the Meeker Sign Ordinance to allow message center display (digital) signs.
Charges filed against Shelly Flannery
MEEKER — Charges were filed last week in Rio Blanco County against Shelly Flannery, the former treasurer for the Rio Blanco County Historical Society. “There were two counts filed,” said Anthony Mazzola, 9th Judicial District investigator.
Coming, and going: As Franklin joins Meeker board, Supt. Evig resigns
MEEKER — On the same night the Meeker School Board added a new member, it lost its superintendent.
Sprucing Things Up: Meeker couple partner together to build new hotel along Highway 13
It has been awhile since a new hotel was built in Meeker, at least one that is still standing. Since 1896, to be exact. That’s when the Meeker Hotel was constructed. One hundred and thirteen years later, and one street over, the Blue Spruce Inn opened for business.
Police Blotter: January 22 Edition
Activity for Jan. 9-15
November incidents up 15.3 percent
RBC — The combined incidents for the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office and the Meeker Police Department rose significantly during November 2008, with a 15.3 percent increase in activity compared to November 2007.
Rangely Locals: January 22
Happy New Year! OK, I may be a couple of weeks late, but I do hope 2009 has gotten off to a good start for you.
Meeker Locals: January 22
Whether you like him or you don’t, we’ve all got ourselves a new president this week. Barack Obama was inaugurated into office Tuesday, Jan. 20. He’s the 44th president of the United States and the first African American to hold the office.
Loose Ends: Honor a man’s word
Most everyone’s view of the West is based on those romanticized, gussied-up versions of this region of the country. Somehow the real picture of a westerner got lost in the shuffle and the qualities that represented those who struggled to make a living on the land receded into the background.
Obituary: Earl W. “Bill” Lucki
Earl W. “Bill” Lucki Aug. 24, 1938~Jan. 14, 2009