… The Rangely Panther Booster Club would like to thank the RHS volleyball team for their partnership in the “Pink Out” night. The lady Panthers raised $407 to donate to the Rangely Community and Wellness Center to help pay for mammograms for local residents. The Rangely Panther Booster Club would[Read More…]
Author: Special to the Herald Times
PANTHERS FALL TO SAINTS
Rangely traveled to Vail Christian last weekend and lost 54-16. The seventh-ranked Saints led early and the Panthers were never able to gain any traction. Kobey Chism led the Panthers with 58 yards rushing, while Jaxon Torsell had 15 tackles followed by Chism with 13, and Luis Quintana with 10.[Read More…]
TRIP TO STATE
Wyatt Rollins represented Meeker High School cross country at the state competition in Colorado Springs on Saturday. In his first look at the course, the sophomore runner completed the 5K distance in 19:13, finishing 80th place. “Wyatt really put in the work this year, and it was great to see[Read More…]
SOFTBALL AWARDS
After Cowboy softball season, Brea Garcia (left) and Reagan Hafey (second from right) were awarded First Team All Conference, Ryann Mergelman (second from left) and Miah Wren (right) were awarded Honorable Mention All Conference. Center is coach Kendal Bergman. | COURTESY PHOTO
Meeker board receives $150K water grant, funds to be used for Circle Park
Meeker trustees approved a supplemental budget ordinance to account for unanticipated revenue that came from a $150,000 Colorado Water Conservancy Board grant. The funds will be added to budgeted funding for the Circle Park Phase 2 project. The ordinance, according to Town Administrator Mandi Etheridge, also considers a motion to[Read More…]
Letter: MES Oneseed fundraiser at Parade of Lights
Dear Editor: Meeker Elementary School is working with the Oneseed Foundation to partner with a sister school in Ghana, Africa. The students at Wisdom Ways Academy in Ghana are teaching us about their culture and we are teaching them about ours. Last Christmas we were overwhelmed with support at our[Read More…]
Part 1: Meeker’s ‘Moon Man’
Remember the movie, MIB, with Will Smith? The Men In Black impersonated other federal officers dealing with aliens in the name of galactic peace. In the early 1980s, Secret Service men really did arrive in Meeker. They came to question a suspect who had mailed multiple letters from Meeker with[Read More…]
Here, there and everywhere
There’s an advantage to traveling off-season unless you mind the hordes of senior citizens that are flocking southward along with the migrating birds. Fall used to be the best time to go to those relaxing, scenic spots. Recently returning from an extra-long weekend — a mini-vacation — it soon became[Read More…]
Annual craft and gift show returns to Meeker this weekend, Nov. 4-5
The community is invited to enjoy the many talents and accomplishments of our local and area crafters Friday, Nov. 4, and Saturday, Nov. 5 at the Rio Blanco County fairgrounds. It’s a great time to pick up one-of-a-kind gifts for your loved ones, and handmade décor for your home. Show[Read More…]
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS: November 3, 2022
Wild horse adoption RBC | There will be a Piceance East Douglas Herd Management Area wild horse adoption event on Nov. 4-5, 2022, at Rimrock Adventures in Fruita, Colorado, at 927 Hwy. 340. Public viewing begins on Friday from 12-6 p.m. and Saturday from 7:30-10 a.m. Silent bidding from 10-10:30[Read More…]
RIO HAPPENINGS: October 24-30, 2022
ARRESTS 48 year old male transported from Arizona on 10/24/2022 granted PR bond by Judge Fennessy on 10/25/2022 CALL SUMMARIES 10/25/2022 @ 2:29 pm. A reporting party called concerned that a male party was sitting outside of a home in the town limits of Meeker, waiting for a female to[Read More…]
Panthers finish out great year at state cross country
This past Saturday the Rangely Panthers toed the line for their final race of the season: the Colorado 2A State Cross Country Championships. A fall full of miles stacked upon miles, intervals on the track, hill repeats up county roads, fartleks on the grass, and traveling all across the state[Read More…]
