The Rangely High School National Honor Society sponsored an Angel Tree Family with gifts and a dinner for Christmas.
Author: Special to the Herald Times
3 physicians join TMH team
RBC I Like a championship team that recruits new players to maintain its dominance, the community-focused team at The Memorial Hospital at Craig is welcoming three new, highly regarded physicians to the hospital’s already robust emergency, family medicine and OB/GYN departments.
4-H Senior Citizen Dinner Feb. 10
MEEKER | Local senior citizens are invited to attend the Meeker 4-H Council’s annual Senior Citizen Appreciation Dinner on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. at the fairgrounds.
Letter to the Editor: 2nd Amendment thoughts
Dear Editor: By the time a criminal with a gun breaks into your home, breaks into a school, carjacks your car, tries to rob you in the street, or tries to hurt your loved ones, it is too late to call 911. Tom Kilduff Meeker
Dog whisperers…
When Rangely animal shelter manager Vicky Pfennig learned that Cesar Millan, made famous by the National Geographic Channel’s show “Dog Whisperer,” would be in Salt Lake City last Friday, she wasted no time gathering people to attend the show with her.
Letter to the Editor: What a farce!
Dear Editor: Many questions directed to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were excellent, but never answered.
Obituary: Edward Frank Amato, Jr.
Beloved father and friend, Edward Frank Amato, Jr., born May 5, 1942 in Denver, Colo., to Edward and Alice Amato, passed away in Meeker, Colo., Dec. 26, 2012.
Letter to the Editor: Community asset
Dear Editor: I would like to thank Meeker Police Department Officer Wes Severson for rescuing my mother when she fell outside her house.
NW Colo.’s “deer factory”
RBC I As the comment period closes today on a plan that will determine the administration of more than 1.5 million acres of public lands in western Colorado, more than 500 hunters and anglers in the last week alone have requested a management approach that better conserves valuable big-game habitat[Read More…]
CNCC classes open for registration
RANGELY | The following exciting classes are still available for registration:
Letter to the Editor: Let’s move on
Dear Editor: First of all I do not like seeing (airing) problems of our fine Town of Rangely in local newspaper. Serving on any town council job in a small town is first of all not for monetary gain. It is because we like our fine town and try to[Read More…]
Black History Month at CNCC
RANGELY | To kick off February, which is Black History Month, CNCC is hosting Michigan-Based documentary filmmaker Brian Kruger and his film “Black and Blue,” the story of Gerald Ford, Willis Ward and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech football game.
