Activity for May 30-June 5, 2008
Author: Herald Times Staff
Rangely Locals: June 12, 2008
By Blake Smith Staff Writer RANGELY — Summer has officially started! I know this because I went to the Denver Broncos Fan Fair with my family and that signals the beginning of summer vacation. I got a lot of autographs and pictures of the Denver Broncos players. I met Brandon[Read More…]
Rangely Locals: June 12, 2008
RANGELY — Summer has officially started! I know this because I went to the Denver Broncos Fan Fair with my family and that signals the beginning of summer vacation.
Meeker Locals: June 5, 2008
MEEKER — With all the dire warnings about the imminent growth of Rio Blanco County and the town of Meeker, maybe its time we pull our heads out of the sand of unbelief and start thinking about what things might look like five or 10 years from now.
Calls for service increase for Meeker PD in April
RBC — The recently released April 2008 law enforcement activity report shows an 8.14 percent year to date increase in the number of incidents logged by the Rio Blanco County Communications Center. During April 2008, the Meeker Police Department responded to 188 calls for service, up from 157 in April[Read More…]
Engagement: Isaac Madison & Mercy Jean Hebert
MEEKER — Jeff and Nancy Madison of Meeker are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Isaac, to Mercy Jean Hebert, daughter of Bernie and Grace Hebert of Paducah, Ky.
Brant Harden Stewart
MEEKER — Brandan Stewart and Erica Stewart of Hamilton, Colo., are proud to announce the birth of their baby boy, Brant Harden Stewart.
Birth: Jace Allan Maybury
MEEKER — Jeremy Maybury and Chandra Carmack would like to announce the birth of their son, Jace Allan Maybury.
Briefs: June 5, 2008
Burkhead signs on as editor of Herald Times
RBC — Jeff Burkhead has been named editor of the Herald Times.
Harrison earns council’s art honor
RANGELY — Garth Harrison is the Rangely Arts Council artist of the month for June.
Hejl, Kissling win Memorial Day best-ball tournament
RANGELY — Twenty teams braved windy, rainy weather for the Memorial Day best-ball tournament May 24.