RANGELY | For decades, residents have been making sounds, some of them musical, in Rangely’s reverberant sound space known as The TANK. Local musicians recently took advantage of a new opportunity at The TANK Center for Sonic Arts: create a Christmas album. The project, conceptualized and funded in October by[Read More…]
Author: Heather Zadra
Hogwarts returns to Parkview Elementary
By Heather Zadra Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | Parkview Elementary School (PVE) faculty and staff will host the fourth annual “A Night at Hogwarts” event at the school this Friday, Oct. 21 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Harry Potter-themed fundraiser, which typically draws hundreds of participants county-wide, will[Read More…]
TANK features Days of Sonic Learning, Eckert concert as season winds down
RANGELY I Days of Sonic Learning activities for more than 100 Rangely children, senior citizens and college students took place at The TANK Center for Sonic Arts Sept. 25-27, followed by Grammy-award winning artist Rinde Eckert performing in the space Friday, Sept. 30.
A brief history of more than three decades of Septemberfest fun
Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed in the 2013 Septemberfest section of the Herald Times. RANGELY I Over the course of its history, Septemberfest has evolved in unforeseen and often colorful ways. And, as long-running events in a community tend to do, the event’s history and past have begun[Read More…]
Rangely Elks Club seeks help with plan to renovate trap, skeet ranges
RANGELY I With the help of a Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) grant, the Elks Club Trap Range will undergo a major facelift scheduled for completion late this fall.
TANK Solstice Week brings locals, musicians together for same cause
RANGELY I TANK Solstice Week events, held June 20-26, brought a range of firsts for Rangely’s massive steel water tank turned International Center for Sonic Arts.
Two Rangely teens head to FBLA national competition in Atlanta
RANGELY I Rangely freshman Phalon Osborn and junior Savannah Neilson will travel to Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Nationals in Atlanta, Ga., this week following their qualification at the state event in Vail in April.
Rangely girl, age 8, will compete at the National Braille Challenge in L.A.
RANGELY I Sometimes, when a place is familiar enough, she navigates it by feel. Like the Rangely Recreation Center, where she took swimming lessons from Miss Camilla and Miss Natalie. Or True Value, where Uncle Rodger and Aunt Debbie work. She’s been attending Storytime at the Rangely Library since she[Read More…]
Don Worrall has dream come true with trip to Daytona 500
RANGELY I They wouldn’t do it again. But they were thankful to have experienced it once. Spending $125 each is a hefty price to take a Sharpie to a chunk of asphalt. But this wasn’t just any piece of blacktop. This was the starting line of the Daytona International Speedway,[Read More…]
‘Climb Out of the Darkness’ event Saturday aids mental health
RANGELY I Climb Out of the Darkness®, the world’s largest event raising awareness of maternal mental health disorders, will hold a regional Climb in Rangely on Saturday.
Wide variety of events at TANK for solstice week
RANGELY I For the Friends of the TANK, hosting a week’s worth of celebratory events at the formally christened TANK Center for Sonic Arts is a culmination of sorts.
Annual Rangely memorial blood drive Wednesday
RANGELY I The sixth annual Makayla Jane Kottenstette Memorial Blood Drive, in conjunction with Rangely High School’s annual event, is scheduled for Wednesday at the school from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
