It’s been exactly two years this week since we took ownership of the HT. That’s 104 issues, one every week, produced on deadline, plus special sections and magazines. I’ve had a number of folks say things like, “You signed up for slave labor!” Others have asked, “Why did you voluntarily[Read More…]
Month: September 2018
White River Storage Project review
RANGELY | There will be a brief review of the White River Storage Project and proposed reservoir site visit (transportation will be provided) on Wednesday, Sept. 12 from 1-3 p.m. Meet at the Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District office at 2252 E. Main St., Rangely. RSVP to Alden Vanden Brink[Read More…]
Fishing restrictions lifted
RBC | Colorado Parks and Wildlife lifted the voluntary fishing closures on the White River that had been in place since mid-July after reduced water flows and high temperatures created stressful conditions for the river’s fish. Effective Aug. 30, voluntary restrictions, which asked anglers to limit fishing times and avoid certain[Read More…]
Monument lifts restrictions
DINOSAUR | Stage 1 fire restrictions within Dinosaur National Monument will be lifted beginning at midnight on Friday, Aug. 31, 2018. The slightly cooler temperatures and recent rainfall has reduced the fire danger. Monument visitors are reminded to still be cautious with fire as some areas may contain substantial amounts[Read More…]
Obituary: Lyda Gail Routh
Lyda Gail Routh Jan. 31, 1943 ~ Aug. 27, 2018 Lyda Gail Routh was one of two twins born to Doris and Milbank Franz on Jan. 31, 1943, in Clark, Colo. She married Ed Routh on June 3, 2005. He survives. They lived in Grand Junction prior to moving to[Read More…]
Meeker cross country tackles ‘grueling’ Delta course
MEEKER | The Devil’s Thumb Hill Climb in Delta is a course with a grueling climb, and was the location of the most recent cross country race for the Meeker Cowboys. “This is a very difficult course, but a good early season workout,” said head coach Marty Casey. “We approached[Read More…]
Polis responds to RBC questions
MEEKER | Jared Polis, Democratic candidate for Colorado governor, made campaign stops across the Western Slope during the Labor Day weekend, including a stop at the Meeker Café early Sunday. Between 20-30 voters—Republican, Democrat and unaffiliated—were in attendance to ask Polis questions about his platform.
Rodeo winners
The winners of the 2018 Meeker Summer Rodeo Series were announced last Thursday. Jr. bulls—Cade Blunt, amateur bulls—Clay Duram and Caleb Gieselman, ladies’ breakaway—Lori Ann Klinglesmith, No. 8 header—Kristen Egger, No. 8 heeler—Joe Wood, No. 11 header—Casey Griffith, No. 11 heeler—Brett Watson, dally ribbon roper—Cody Edinger, dally ribbon runner—Deanna Wood,[Read More…]
At The TANK this weekend
RANGELY | The world’s foremost performer of the Native American flute, R. Carlos Nakai, will bring his artistry to the TANK in Rangely on Saturday, Sept. 8 in concert with Will Clipman at 8 p.m. Outdoor seating is $10. Limited seating inside the TANK is $75. Tickets are available online[Read More…]
Lady Cowboys dominate West Grand Tournament
MEEKER | The Class 2A, number one ranked, Meeker Lady Cowboy volleyball team was on the road again this past weekend, dominating the West Grand Tournament. “It was a good weekend,” said head coach Greg Cravens, “Friday, we started a little slow but played well enough to get two victories.[Read More…]
CABIN LAKE FIRE …
The Cabin Lake Fire is now at 90 percent containment and 5,975 acres. Crews are continuing to patrol and secure the fire edge along the north and eastern portion of the fire edge. The cause of the Cabin Lake Fire, which started July 29, is still unknown and under investigation[Read More…]
Panther volleyball …
Rangely hosted a small volleyball tournament and won three of four matches. Matches were best two out of three games to 25. Rangely defeated Rifle 2-0, Moffat County 2-0 and Hotchkiss 2-0, but lost to Telluride 1-2. MATT SCOGGINS PHOTO
Come say hi!
This is the 22nd year wildlife biologist Mary Cunningham has introduced classes of students from Meeker Elementary and Barone Middle School, as well as members of the public, to our local assortment of birds in honor of World Migratory Bird Day. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/celebrating-our-migratory-birds/meeker/
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There will be three cannon test shots fired downtown on Friday, May 3 as a test run for the 4th of July. For more information on the cannon itself, visit https://www.theheraldtimes.com/the-sound-of-history-come-to-life/meeker/
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As the saying goes, "Small towns are the natural habitat of the drama llama."
4 days ago
Feel like you're always "putting out fires" instead of doing the important things? https://www.theheraldtimes.com/editors-column-differentiating-the-urgent-from-the-important/opinion/
5 days ago
A Celebration of Life will be held by the family "when the weather warms up and the work is all done this spring," according to Kay's wishes.
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Three finalists for county administrator were interviewed by the commissioners last Tuesday. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/commissioners-interview-administrator-candidates/rio-blanco-county/
6 days ago
The RBC Livestock Judging team competed in Sterling. https://www.theheraldtimes.com/rbc-livestock-judging-team-earns-multiple-awards-in-sterling/rio-blanco-county/
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