Frederick “Fred” Charles Findlay Nov. 1, 1940 ~ Feb. 6, 2023 Frederick Charles Findlay was born on Nov. 1, 1940, to Charles and Aretta Findlay. He was called home to be with our Heavenly Father on Feb. 6, 2023. Fred was an avid outdoorsman that loved to hunt and fish.[Read More…]
Author: Special to the Herald Times
Days Gone By: February 16, 2023
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GOING UP …
Panther cheerleaders and their pint-size counterparts hype up the crowd at home games. | MATT SCOGGINS PHOTOS
Rangely Panthers roar in senior night victory
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers traveled to Baggs, Wyoming, last weekend for a rematch with the Little Snake River Rattlers on Friday. The game was fast and furious from the jump. The first quarter was an even match, but the Rattlers found a groove and gained a lead by halftime.[Read More…]
Lady Panthers remain unbeaten in Western Slope League
RANGELY | The Rangely lady Panthers secured their sixth and seventh straight victories with wins over Little Snake River (Baggs, Wyoming) and Caprock Academy. Avenging a loss earlier in the season to Little Snake River was the goal since the Lady Panthers lost to the Rattlers on Jan. 19 in[Read More…]
Christian, LeBleu punch tickets to state tournament
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers competed in the 2A Region 2 wrestling tournament last weekend. At regionals, the top four wrestlers in each weight division qualify for the state tournament in Denver. Starting out for the Panthers was Aydan Christian. Christian had a very good tournament, pinning his way to[Read More…]
Student reporting on Winterfest activities
RANGELY | From Jan. 23-27, the students at Rangely Junior/Senior High School celebrated Winterfest. The week consisted of fun spirit days, a dance and home basketball games. On Monday, the theme was Pajama Day. Most students and the vast majority of teachers dressed in their best silly, original and comfortable[Read More…]
FULL BOWLS
Meeker High School students have once again proven they have big ideas. In a continuation of last year’s Empty Bowls success, sophomores Gracie Cravens and Kayla Scott spearheaded this years event taking place on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023. The goal was to raise $2,000 to donate to the Pioneers Medical[Read More…]
HALFTIME SHOW
Don’t miss two performances from Meeker’s own dance team at this weekend’s home games! The girls will perform during the halftime at the Friday game, which begins at 5:30 p.m., and the Saturday game, which starts at 1 p.m. Pictured are Gracie Blagg, Ariel Gallegos, Allie Sanders, Stacie Mack and[Read More…]
HISTORY MYSTERY
Do you know what this is and what it was used for? Drop us an email, a note, or comment on social media @ht.1885 with your best guesses. | ED PECK PHOTO
LETTER: Sunshine needed: water too important for back-room discussions
Dear Editor: Have you heard the one about the ostrich who was asked how things were going? “Everything looks fine down here,” he said. With all that is going on in our river basin, doesn’t the public deserve to be in the room as important local water discussions are being[Read More…]
Guest Column: The importance of news literacy
News literacy is the ability to recognize the standards of fact-based news in order to trust, share, and act on accurate information. In a Digital Age where information spreads like wildfire, it is becoming more challenging than ever to separate fact from fiction. Anyone has the ability to create and[Read More…]
