Author: Special to the Herald Times

The meaning of Memorial Day

Memorial Day, May 30 (traditional), is a sacred day to all war veterans. America’s collective consciousness demands that all citizens be reminded of the deaths of their fellow countrymen during wartime. By honoring the nation’s war dead, we preserve their memory and thus their service and sacrifice. All U.S. flags[Read More…]

Letter: Rio Blanco County Fair will be here soon

With flowers blooming, garden vegetables being planted, and kids working with their 4-H projects, we know (or hope) that summertime is just around the corner. The Rio Blanco County Fair Board works hard every year to plan a wonderful community event, the Rio Blanco County Fair.

Obituary: Boyd Cloward

Boyd Ellis Cloward was born Dec. 15, 1943, to Boyd E. Cloward and Oma Orton Cloward in Salt Lake City. The Cloward family moved to Rangely when Boyd was about three years old and he had lived here ever since.

Letter: How much control for local governments?

Lately, many questions have been going through my head about whether our local governments have gone out of control. Are they taking too much control over our personal lives and property? Why is the town of Meeker threatening to put someone in jail for creating an inventive advertisement?

Faculty versus seniors Sunday at MHS gym

MEEKER | The annual faculty versus seniors basketball game will be at 6 p.m. Sunday in the Meeker High School gym, followed by the alumni games at 7 p.m. If there are enough alumni, there will be two games — “Young guns” and “old-timers.”

Chambers name members of the week

RBC I This week’s Meeker Chamber Member of the Week is Western Slope (FSBO) For Sale By Owner. To read the story, go to www.meekerchamber.com. This week’s Rangely Chamber honoree is Sweetbriar. For more information, go to www.rangelychamber.com.

CNCC sets summer classes in Meeker

MEEKER I Registration for summer classes at Colorado Northwestern Community College’s Meeker Center started May 18 and 19. Schedules were mailed to local residents the first week of May. Upcoming classes include photography, knitting, basic computers, oil painting workshop, traveler’s Spanish, scrapbooking, GED, English and math.