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Author: Special to the Herald Times
Stamp Out Hunger drive
RANGELY I Campbell Soup Company joins forces with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) to help Stamp Out Hunger in Rangely Saturday, May 12. Now in its 20th year, the annual food drive has grown from a regional to a national effort that provides assistance to the millions of[Read More…]
Public comments needed
MEEKER I The Bureau of Land Management seeks public comment on Phase 1 of a proposed foot and bicycle connection trail between Ute Park and Philip and Dorcas Jensen Memorial Park near Meeker.
MHS team performs well at event
The Husky Invitational at Battle Mountain High School in Edwards, Colo., resulted in another impressive team finish for the Cowboys track and field team.
Team peaks at right time
Battle Mountain High School played host to a weekend full of personal records for the Rangely High School Panthers track and field team.
Wrestlers finish strong
RANGELY I The Rangely Youth Wrestlers finished up their season in Parachute this past weekend. Twenty wrestlers competed in the tournament and all did an outstanding job.
Most NFS roads to open May 21
RBC I The White River National Forest Travel Management Plan was signed by Forest Supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams on August 25, 2011.
Directors approve $2 million refund
RANGELY I It looks as though the “cooperative difference” is alive and well at Moon Lake Electric. One of the important differences between cooperatives and investor-owned utilities is ownership in the company.
New owners …
Jeannette and Chad Shepherd are the new owners of Shepherd’s Office Outfitters, formerly Jackson’s Office Supply on the southwest corner of Sixth and Main streets in Meeker.
Firearm safety for youngsters
RANGELY I Rio Blanco County, CSU Extension and the Colorado Parks and Wildlife will be offering a free firearm safety course for kids 5 years old and older.
Sanderson Park …
The Eastern Rio Blanco Metropolitan Recreation and Parks District (ERBM) held a public meeting Tuesday last to discuss the upcoming construction of a new park
Teach children to save program
RBC I Participating in the American Bankers Association’s Teach Children to Save Program, First National Bank of the Rockies recently made presentations to a total of 655 students throughout the Western Slope.
