Author: Herald Times Staff

Meeker Locals

As we cross into the month of March this week, the idiom “in like a lion, out like a lamb” comes to mind. According to the familiar proverb, if the month of March begins cold and snowy, it will end gently  with warm, spring-like weather. We shall see.

Rangely Locals

Hello, all! Hopefully, you haven’t forgotten me. I have taken some time off since my accident last summer but I’m back to feeling great and ready to share some news with you.

Holiday Bowl dancers perform

Fourteen members of the Meeker dance team performed in America’s Largest Balloon parade before dancing during the halftime show of the Bridgepoint Educational Holiday Bowl Dec. 30 in San Diego, Calif.

Home of: Rosa Lee Neiberger

RANGELY | Longtime Rangely resident Rosa Lee Neiberger is this week’s “home of” honoree. She moved to Rangely in 1953 with her parents, Joe and Rowena Gurr. Her father drove trucks for B&M Garage, Arnold Weise and P.I.E. Trucking.

Classifieds: December 16, 2010 edition

ANNOUNCEMENTS Girlzberry Jam Quartet is now scheduling singing Christmas grams for Monday, Dec. 20. Call Karla 756-5285. Gracias Fiesta Guadalajara! United Methodist Women are grateful to Arturo and his wonderful staff for catering our party at last minute’s notice. You did it with such grace and professionalism. ATV, Boat and[Read More…]

Fond fairwell

Stop by the Herald Times office at 592 Main St., Suite 6 in Meeker. The open house will be held Mon., Nov. 22 from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. Come and bid a fond farewell to Jeff Burkhead as he moves on to a new venture. We would also like[Read More…]

Hunters warned to be sure of what they are shooting

RBC I With fall rifle seasons reaching the halfway point, the Colorado Division of Wildlife is warning big game hunters to be absolutely certain of their target before they pull the trigger. So far this fall, the Division has investigated more than 10 cases of hunters carelessly or negligently shooting[Read More…]

Huffman Memorial

PALISADE I A celebration of life in memory of Wanda Huffman will be Sunday, Oct. 3 from noon to 5 p.m. at 555 36 Road in Palisade.