Some of Rangely’s pint-size basketball players took to the court during halftime at Friday’s game. Matt Scoggins Photos
Author: Special to the Herald Times
New Year’s Eve Dance Party
MEEKER | Dress to impress for a formal New Year’s Eve celebration on Dec. 31 from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Jan. 1 at the historic Hugus Building, 594 Main Street, in downtown Meeker. Enjoy live music and classic and modern dance music, heavy appetizers from local restaurants and a[Read More…]
Mending Hearts grief group
MEEKER | Mending Hearts is a grief group that is free and open to anyone coping with the death of a loved one. Sessions are held Mondays, Jan. 6 – March 9 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the VFW Building in Meeker (290 4th St.). Although each person’s grief is unique,[Read More…]
County Beat: Commissioners wrap up 2019 at Dec. 17 Rangely meeting
RBC | Prior to the regularly scheduled Rio Blanco County Board or County Commissioners meeting, a work session was held on Dec. 17 with Department of Human Services (DHS) Director Barbara Bofinger in Rangely. Bofinger told commissioners that child welfare was now fully staffed in case workers. The newest case[Read More…]
New WSCOGA director
RBC | Following a regional search by its board of directors, West Slope Colorado Oil & Gas Association (WSCOGA) today named Fruita native Chelsie Miera as the organization’s new executive director. She will have strategic and operational responsibility for the organization and will jump right in to navigating the rulemakings[Read More…]
TOP SCORER …
The Rangely varsity basketball team lost Friday’s home non-conference game against Plateau Valley (Collbran, Colorado) by a score of 55-45. Gabe Polley (above) and Austin Davis provided the Panthers with a fast start and a 25-22 lead after two quarters. Foul trouble plagued the Panthers in the second half as[Read More…]
Sophia’s Soapbox: Mental health awareness for teens
MEEKER | Most everyone who suffers from some sort of mental disorder, does so in private. That’s why it’s so hard for people to take these illnesses seriously. That, and the lack of research and education that has been done to make people more aware. It’s especially hard for people to[Read More…]
MHS girls, boys drop games to Grand Valley
MEEKER | The Cowboys traveled to Parachute and took on Grand Valley as their final opponent for 2020. The girls opened the night against the Cardinals who came out early and were up by three, 11-14 was the score at the end of the first quarter. After an excellent second[Read More…]
Clarification
In the Dec. 19 article about skijoring (page 1A) we have been asked to clarify comments made during the board of trustees meeting. The skijoring horses do not “run on asphalt” as originally stated. When races are held on city streets, the race course is snowpacked.
PD thanks Chevron …
On behalf of the Rangely Police Department, the Town of Rangely would like to thank Chevron USA for the contribution of $4,000 towards equipment in the department. The Town of Rangely recognizes and appreciates the partnerships that Chevron has with our community and county. Courtesy Photo
Letter: Bravo to Jones for opinion piece
Dear Editor: Bravo to Paige Jones for amplifying the issue of our young people making the hard choice to return to Meeker. We do need them to become the next generation of leaders and to not move to other locales perceived to offer greater quality-of-life fundamentals. As a newcomer (resident[Read More…]
Letter: Guest column?
Dear Editor: What were you thinking? Paige Jones rant about a lack of bars and hot springs rates a ‘guest column’ in your paper? Not only did you give her an opportunity that she goes out of town when she plans to behave badly, you allowed her to take an[Read More…]
