RBC I Developing America’s abundant oil shale resources will create tens of thousands of new American jobs and generate new revenue to help pay for infrastructure improvements, thereby creating even more jobs.
Month: March 2012
RBC commissioners attend oil, gas banquet
RBC I Rio Blanco County commissioners Shawn Bolton, Ken Parsons and Kai Turner attended the seventh annual Energy Forum and Expo and West Slope Colorado Oil and Gas Association’s (WSCOGA) annual banquet last Friday at the Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction.
Arts, cultural council meeting March 5
MEEKER | The Meeker Arts and Cultural Council will meet Monday, March 5, at 6:30 pm at the Meeker United Methodist Church Annex.
Here kitty, kitty …
Meeker resident Scott Isenhour, general manager of Meeker’s REDI Services, went lion hunting with friends on Piceance Creek recently and harvested this mountain lion.
Obituary: Wayne Erekson (Cooper)
Wayne Erekson (Cooper), 43, of Las Vegas, Nev., passed away at his home.
Meeker Locals
Wahoo! Both the girls’ and the boys’ basketball teams are headed off to the next step toward a state championship! Congratulations!
New administrator in town
MEEKER I The town of Meeker’s board of trustees named Scott Mezsaros as their choice for the new town administrator, effective April 2. Meszaros will replace longtime administrator Sharon Day, who celebrated 30 years working for the town in 2011.
Knife, blade collectors show March 3-4
VERNAL, UT | The Vernal Custom Knife and Blade Collectors Show will be held at the Western Park Complex from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 3-4.
Cowboys capture District 5 crown
MEEKER I The Meeker Cowboys won the District 5 tournament in Kremmling in convincing fashion Friday and Saturday with victories over Paonia on Friday 62-43 and West Grand on Saturday 70-56. With the wins, Meeker received the top seed in the Region 5 tournament this weekend in Grand Junction at[Read More…]
Obituary: Cynthia Lou Blanco
Cynthia Lou Blanco was born March 2, 1959, in Fort Dodge, Iowa, to Sharon Kay Askeland.
Up and Down El Rio Blanco: Pay attention
It has been fun traveling around the state the past couple of weeks watching our local kids compete but I was reminded of my need to pay attention to my driving, especially in Meeker.
Al White speaks at networking meeting
RANGELY I The weather was bad and some may have expected a low turnout for the monthly Rangely Networking meeting held Tuesday, Feb. 27 at CNCC. Russell George, CNCC president, thanked everyone for attending and introduced his guest.