DENVER I Big-game hunting outfitter Dennis Rodebaugh, 69, of Meeker, and hunting guide Brian Douglas Kunz, 54, of Augusta, Wis., were indicted by a federal grand jury Aug. 24 on charges of conspiracy and violating the Lacey Act, the Department of Justice, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Colorado Division[Read More…]
Author: Special to the Herald Times
Letter: Thanks to all who contributed to school
The Meeker School Board has many to thank for their contributions to the new elementary school and its opening celebration. The taxpayers are on the top of the list for making this and the improvements at the high school and middle school possible. The learning environment in the new building[Read More…]
Rangely golfers play at Cedaredge
RANGELY I The Panther golf team participated at Deer Creek Golf Course in Cedaredge. Scoring was rough on the back nine and Rangely lost Chris Staley to a golf injury. Scoring was led by Kasey Denny, who shot a 94, Caleb Templeton shot a 103 and Andrew Morton a 124,[Read More…]
Meeker girls split at volleyball tourney
MEEKER I The Lady Cowboys’ volleyball team opened the season last week with tournament play and won as many matches as they lost. “It was a great start to our season,” Atwood said. The host team of the Glenwood Springs tournament beat in two games (25-21 and 25-5) in the[Read More…]
Get the message …
Bud Striegel of Rangely, owner of W.C. Striegel Inc., had this sign erected on Highway 139, about 25 miles south of Rangely. Striegel is contracted by a company to repair a natural gas pipeline passing under the roadway.
The County Cubicle: Property taxes … minding the mills
Editor’s note: In an effort to keep residents informed on happenings within county government, county employees will contribute biweekly articles for “The County Cubicle.”
Loose Ends: Dogs, ducks, determination
The woman had border collies long before the local sheepdog trials. She couldn’t find enough for them to do on the ranch. While they had plenty of room outside to run, they had no work to do. So her dogs usually resorted to filling their hours by getting into trouble.[Read More…]
Meeker Locals
It’s time once again for the Meeker Classic! The dog vs. sheep action will be well under way by the time you’re reading this, but make sure you get out to Ute Park.
Rangely cross country results:
William Scoggins, 10th, 18:17 Justin Prosser, 64th, 21:27 Blake Wanstedt, 73rd, 21:59 Devin Williams, 78th, 23:14 Tanner Nielsen, 79th, 23:19
Letter: There’s a better use for taxpayers’ money
Please tell us the Town of Meeker is not using taxpayers’ money pursuing legal action for a sign on a moving vehicle. The signs on trucks, trailers and other moving stock are a common sight on your streets. The trucks have been parked at many different places as well. While[Read More…]
Rowlett injured in Texas auto accident
MEEKER I Dakota Rowlett, who was graduated from Meeker High School in May, was involved in an automobile accident early Monday morning in Texas, where he attends Stephen F. Austin State University at Nacogdoches. He was driving from Center to Nacogdoches when the accident occurred.
Author will sign Piceance Creek history
MEEKER I Author Grace Petrakian will do a signing for her new book, “Land of Tall Grass,” from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at Avis’ Village Floral.
