Attending dogfights of any kind are not on my list of weekly “must-dos,” so going out in the public arena to get ready to cast my vote this year has not been filled with rancorous, unnecessary debate. Choosing to use the convenient, mail-in- ballot that has been available here for[Read More…]
Author: Special to the Herald Times
RIO HAPPENINGS: OCT. 31 ~ NOV. 6, 2022
A synopsis of the 2nd hunting season is as follows: ASSIST = 3MEDICAL = 1SEARCH & RESCUE = 1TRESPASS = 1 CALL SUMMARIES 11/2/2022 @ 11:41 am. A passerby called in a vehicle that appeared suspicious because mud was smeared on the license plate. The vehicle was parked at the[Read More…]
CNCC avaitors earn competitive awards
Opportunities for students at Colorado Northwestern Community College are unique and offer challenges that increase their knowledge and capabilities. The CNCC National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA) team traveled to Price, Utah, from Oct. 10-13, for a safety convention. This convention is a “track meet for pilots,” stated second-year pilot Kelcey[Read More…]
Lady Panthers finish season one win shy of state
The lady Panthers traveled to Colorado Springs for the Region 9 regional tournament. Rangely played St. Mary’s High School and Burlington High School. Rangely played St. Mary’s first and had a rough start. The Panthers passed well but weren’t able to terminate play, losing to St. Mary’s in three sets.[Read More…]
CNCC Corner: CNCC students do well by doing good
The month of October has been a busy one for CNCC and its students. As important as preparing students for tomorrow’s workforce is, preparing students to live a well-rounded and fulfilling life is just as important. We provide students with numerous opportunities to take what they learn in the classroom[Read More…]
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS: Nov 10, 2022
Grand Junction VA back to normal hours RBC | The Grand Junction VA Medical Center Emergency Room resumed normal hours of operation (24/7) on Monday, Nov. 7, 2022. Mission Act will cover veterans at non-VA emergency rooms. You must call 1-844-724-7842 or email [email protected] within 72 hours of receiving care.[Read More…]
When wild horses heal
It’s 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Mesa County Fairgrounds in a covered, but open-sided arena where a brisk, teasing breeze can capture a touch of winter and blow through. Mustangs gathered in July and August from northwestern Colorado’s Piceance Basin, mostly blacks, bays and sorrels, chew on hay in a[Read More…]
‘You look good in stripes’ initiative for new CHSAA officials
A CHSAA Announces “You Look Good in Stripes” initiative for new officials Association to cover fees for new officials, streamline sign-up process In an effort to combat the officials crisis currently placing a strain on high school athletics in Colorado, the Colorado High School Activities Association is launching the “You[Read More…]
Chill out with these winter energy tips
As the leaves begin to change color and we enjoy the many traditions of autumn, it can be easy to overlook the fact that winter is right around the corner. Atmos Energy reminds natural gas customers that now is the time to prepare for cold weather by performing household safety[Read More…]
Change your driving habits to avoid wildlife collisions
Changing your clocks with your driving habits during daylight saving time can help prevent wildlife-vehicle collisions. Wildlife experts advise drivers that wildlife is on the move so be aware, drive with caution and slow down at night. This Sunday, Nov. 6, marks the end of daylight saving time in Colorado.[Read More…]
Low-income energy assistance program accepting applications
Colorado’s Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), a federally funded program that helps eligible Coloradans pay a portion of their winter home heating costs, opens for the season on Nov. 1 and will accept applications through May 1. A statewide program, LEAP helps eligible individuals and families pay winter home heating[Read More…]
No pumpkins for wildlife, says CPW
Intentionally feeding wildlife is illegal in Colorado, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife would like to remind residents to properly dispose of pumpkins following Halloween rather than leaving them out for wildlife to consume. “We want our wildlife to be sustained by the resources that naturally occur in their habitat,” said[Read More…]
