MEEKER I Intermountain Resources of Delta, Colo., is currently harvesting timber in the Wilson Park area.
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Letter to the Editor: Rangely pool closed
Dear Editor: I am writing this letter to inform Western Rio Blanco Recreation and Park District residents that the swimming pool at the Recreation Center will be closed starting Monday, Aug. 15, 2011, and will reopen Monday, Aug. 22, 2011.
Letter to the Editor: Glad to be in Rangely
Dear Editor: I moved to Rangely in 2008, after being gone from Colorado for 36 years. I just wanted to take a moment and thank all of the wonderful people who live in Rangely.
Call for nominations for RE-1 election
MEEKER | Nominations for school board candidates in the Meeker RE-1 district are now open. In November three directors will be elected for four-year terms on the school board.
Rangely Hurricanes take state championship
RANGELY I The Rangely Hurricanes swim team won its fourth straight state championship at the Scottie Aschermann Memorial Seasonal Club championship meet held in Craig.
Letter to the Editor: Higher taxes on oil
Dear Editor: The administration and too many members of Congress still want to levy higher taxes on oil and natural gas producers, a policy that would not only discourage investment and kill job creation, but also weaken our energy security and national defense.
Development Agency board opening
RANGELY | The Rangely Development Agency/Rangely Development Corporation has a board member opening.
Plummers celebrate 30 years
RBC I Celebrating 30 years of marriage: Ronnie and Shari Plummer were married Aug. 14, 1981, in Rangely, Colo.
Chamber announces new members
MEEKER I The Meeker Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize the Members of the Month for August: D&T Repair, the Meeker Ministerial Alliance and H&H Processing and Outfitting have been selected to be showcased this month.
New arrival: Piper Grace Huff
RANGELY | Curtis and Sarah Huff of Rangely are proud to announce the arrival of their daughter, Piper Grace, born at 7:58 p.m. on March 26, 2011, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction.
Emergency order to close caves, mines extended
RBC I Acting Regional Forester Jerome Thomas signed an extension to an emergency order yesterday to restrict access to all caves and abandoned mines on National Forests and Grasslands in the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S. Forest Service (Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas).
Lost Creek Trail …
Students from Denver Indian Center’s Native Workforce program have been working with the Blanco Ranger District to reroute the Lost Creek Trail.
