MEEKER — Monica Norvell, daughter of Dennis and Bonnie Norvell of Meeker, was nominated as a state finalist for the National American Miss competition to be held at the Denver Marriot Tech Center July 25-26.
Author: Special to the Herald Times
Locals attend state GOP convention
RBC — Westminster and Broomfield shared the honor of hosting the Colorado State Republican Convention this past weekend. Delegates from Rio Blanco County attending were Rob Baughman, Jon and Fran Hill, Pat Hughes, Kai Turner, J.C. Watt and acting chairperson Karen Arnold.
Cool off at Rifle Gap
RIFLE — The clean, clear waters of Rifle Gap State Park’s 350-acre reservoir provide some of the best boating, fishing, swimming, water-skiing and windsurfing in Colorado.
Obituary: Mary Evelyn Albiston
Mary Evelyn Albiston March 3, 1929 ~ June 1, 2008
Obituary: Debbie K. Seebaum
Debbie K. Seebaum July 19, 1955 ~ June 2, 2008
4-H club members spruce up the Rangely fairgrounds
RANGELY — Members of the Rangely 4-H Council and Udderly Cool Goat club met May 27 at the Rangely fairgrounds for a community service project.
Board to decide on site for possible new school
MEEKER — The Meeker School District is moving forward with its planning process for a bond issue that will be presented to the voters this November.
June 5, 2008: Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,
Home Of: Jeanette Rudkin
“Home of” 411 MEEKER — Meeker newcomer Jeannette Rudkins is this week’s “home of honoree.” Jeannette moved here from Cheyenne, Wyo. She spent her later childhood years in Kremmling and is “happy” to be back in Colorado. Jeannette is a staff assistant for the county’s planning and development department. She[Read More…]
Boom! Boom!
In western Colorado, an energy boom of unprecedented proportions has been layered on top of a thriving amenity economy. Which will come out on top?
COGCC disputes network speaker
RANGELY — A spokesperson for the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) took exception to statements made by a speaker at the monthly networking meeting held in Rangely.
Emergency river bank work on U.S. 40 continues
ROUTT COUNTY — Emergency river bank repairs along U.S. 40 near Steamboat Springs started Friday, May 30. The work was originally scheduled to wrap up June 3 but it will now take Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) maintenance crews until at least Monday, June 9 to complete the work.