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Author: Special to the Herald Times
Oldest pioneers…
The eldest pioneer lady at Saturday’s annual Old Timers’ Dinner and Dance was Noreen Holland, 96, seen here with her niece, Sally Merriam.
Donation…
Rio Blanco Fire Protection District received a request from Stanley Crawford at Meeker Elementary School for donations to help with create emergency disaster kits in each classroom.
Free golf for women
RANGELY I Free classes for women at Cedar Ridges Golf Course in Rangely are being offered on Tuesdays now through July 30. For more information, call 675-8403 or Janet Mackay at 675-2777 after 5 p.m.
Letter to the Editor: Know signs of sexual abuse
Dear Editor: Connections 4 Kids, the early childhood council serving Moffat and Rio Blanco counties, hosted sexual abuse-prevention workshops for parents and anyone who works with children in May in Craig and Meeker.
Rangely student on Fort Lewis dean’s list
RANGELY | Clifford Field of Rangely has been named to Fort Lewis College’s Dean’s List for the Spring 2013 semester.
Letter to the Editor: DI teams didn’t stumble at Globals
Dear Editor: It was wrong of you to write a headline stating that the Meeker DI teams stumbled at globals.
CNCC, state offer shooting sports intro
RANGELY | Colorado Northwestern Community College’s Community Education program and the Colorado Parks and Wildlife are partnering to bring a free introduction to shooting sports to the Rangely community.
Letter to the Editor: Editorial opinion perceived as all wrong
Dear Editor: Your editorial in the May 30 Herald Times — attributing school problems to “whining” teachers, parents who protect their “darlings” and student disrespect for education — is not only misinformed. It completely misses the point.
More than 200 area pioneers take part in Old Timers’ dinner, dance
MEEKER I More than 200 Rio Blanco County Pioneers Association members, including many former Meeker residents from across the nation, traveled to Meeker on Saturday for the 101st “Centennial Plus 1” Old Timers’ reunion dinner and dance held at the Fairfield Community Center.
Sign up now for Fourth of July booths
MEEKER | The Meeker Chamber of Commerce is organizing the downtown Fourth of July activities, and each year non-profit organizations offer fun family activities, such as face painting, the bean bag toss and other “old-fashioned carnival” games.
New arrival…
Jerry and Michelle Cox of Meeker, Colo., announce the birth of their daughter, Brooklyn “Brooke” Reeve Cox at 3:26 p.m. on May 31, 2013, at Memorial Hospital in Craig.
