RANGELY — Rangely Middle School track team had its first and only home track meet Saturday, April 26. Participating schools were Meeker, Craig and Hayden.
Author: Special to the Herald Times
MHS competes in Wells event
MEEKER — Last Friday the Meeker High School track team traveled to Moffat County High School to take part in the Clint Wells Invitational.
Panther track gearing up for the season’s finish
RANGELY — The Panther track and field team competed in three meets during the past two weeks and performed well. The team competed twice in Craig and once at home. The remaining schedule includes the league, region and state meets.
Reclamation board meets May 14-15
RBC — The Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board will hold its monthly meeting in Denver Wednesday and Thursday, May 14-15 at 1313 Sherman St., Room 318, beginning at 9 a.m. The board will hold several public hearings on mining operations in Colorado. Questions on specific agenda items can be addressed[Read More…]
Concert series membership drive begins
CRAIG — The Craig Concert Association today announced the six artists selected for the 2008-2009 concert season.
Meeker FBLA places four teams
MEEKER — Thirteen Meeker High School FBLA members traveled to Vail for the state competition Sunday, April 20.
DOW asks for halt on some oil, gas leases
RBC (AP) — The Colorado Division of Wildlife is recommending that several proposed federal oil and gas leases be withdrawn or issued with conditions in an upcoming auction to protect greater sage grouse, lynx, native cutthroat trout and other wildlife.
Letters to the Editor: May 1, 2008
Meeker Locals: May 1, 2008
MEEKER — Happy May Day! Most modern Americans are not very familiar with this ancient Celtic holiday.
Make history by directing the Range Call pageant
MEEKER — The Range Call Committee is looking for a volunteer pageant director.
Elks plan ‘Youth Week’
RANGELY — The benevolent and protective order of the Elks has designated the first week in May as Youth Week to honor America’s junior citizens for their accomplishments.
Public to review horse herd removal
MEEKER — The Bureau of Land Management released an environmental assessment for public review which addresses the removal plan for a small herd of wild horses south of Rangely. Under the proposed plan, BLM would begin gathering approximately 150 wild horses in the West Douglas herd area this fall.
