MEEKER | The Meeker 4-H Cloverbud program invites children ages 5-7 to come experience scrapbooking, art and crafts, photography, cake decorating, baking, leathercraft, gardening, nature, camping, animals and much, much more! The Cloverbuds will begin on Wednesday. For more information contact the CSU Extension Office at 970-878-9490.
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Warranty Deeds – May 2014
MAY 2014 WARRANTY DEEDS
Historical society annual meeting Sunday
RBC | The annual meeting of the Rio Blanco County Historical Society will be held Sunday in Richards Hall at St. James Episcopal Church in Meeker.
New hospital seeks art from local/area artists
MEEKER I Pioneers Medical Center would like to showcase the works of local artists at the new hospital when it opens later this year.
Foot clinic in Meeker set for Tuesday
MEEKER | Pioneers Medical Center Home Health will offer its monthly foot clinic at 10 a.m. on Tuesday at the Pines Apartments, 875 Water St., in Meeker.
Letter to the Editor: Praise for Pioneers Medical Center
Dear Editor: Dennis and I cannot say enough about the fabulous care he received in his 21 days at Pioneers Medical Center here in Meeker.
Obituary: Frances ‘Pat’ Ann McKinley Hanks
Pat Hanks meant a lot of different things to a lot of different people. Through her thoughts and actions, she always considered the needs and wishes of those around her before her own. Her ever-endearing presence in the community of Meeker, St. James Episcopal Church and our elementary school were[Read More…]
County retirement party Friday
RBC | The Rio Blanco County Clerk and Recorder’s Office will host a retirement party on Friday for County Clerk Nancy Amick and assistant Jackie Brennan. Amick is retiring Jan. 13 and Brennan is retiring Jan. 16. The party is open to the public to share cake and punch. The[Read More…]
Rangely VFW hosts officers tonight
RANGELY | Rangely Post No. 5261 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its next meeting at Rangely Library at 7 p.m. tonight under the direction of Cmdr. John “Hoot” Gibson. District and state officers have been invited, and also present will be a service officer to answer questions.[Read More…]
Hunting rabbits…
Siblings Corbin (10), Brielle (4) and C.J. Lucero (14) are among the Rangely residents taking advantage of a good rabbit hunting season this year. A good cover of snow makes it easier to see rabbit tracks.
Guest Opinion: Fact that Colorado River water reached Gulf of Mexico a good sign
RBC I It’s been nine months since a coalition of scientists, water managers and lawmakers from the U.S. and Mexico opened the Morelos Dam at the Arizona border, releasing a massive, one-time pulse into the parched Colorado River Delta.
Obituary: Michael Lee Rice
Michael Lee Rice, 59 of Rangely, Colo., died peacefully surrounded by his family on Nov. 21, 2015, in Salt Lake City, Utah, of acute myeloid Leukemia.
