Author: Special to the Herald Times

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR – February 13th, 2025

Tell your Representatives Dear Editor: Thank you for your comments last week on national issues. They are important locally.  By the Constitution and by Congressional Acts, only Congress can establish (or dismantle), fund (or de-fund) federal agencies. Not Elon Musk.  The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) provides emergency food[Read More…]

GUEST COLUMN: Confusion from D.C. hurts rural Colorado

Hello from the Capitol where one month into the legislative session, the Colorado State Legislature is hard at work. This session has already emphasized the importance of a functional symbiotic relationship between federal, state, and local governments. With a new administration in Washington, we face day-to-day uncertainty and ongoing announcements[Read More…]

GUEST COLUMN: Pioneers Medical Center

As a pillar of our community, the Eastern Rio Blanco Health Service District is resolutely dedicated to providing outstanding healthcare and promoting economic vitality. We are grateful for the opportunity to address concerns and highlight our initiatives aimed at adapting to the changing needs of our patients and residents.  At[Read More…]

Rangely’s lady Panthers extend winning streak; face DeBeque next

RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers girls basketball team extended its winning streak with a decisive 60-36 victory over Little Snake River on Thursday night. The Panthers showcased a balanced attack, with several players contributing to the win. Senior guard Miah Wren led the charge with 22 points, eight assists, and[Read More…]

CHAMPIONS!

Congratulations to the championship Barone Middle School eighth-grade girls’ basketball team: (back row) Alexandria Trout, Kinnley Smith, Haigen Harrison, Mia Hernandez, Cienna Rogers, Savannah Petrocco, Sophia Moody, Reagan Clatterbaugh, Tinlie Strate, Hattie Brennan; (front row) Mighty Camargo Gonzales, Jordyn Garcia, Tacey Toon and Aiden Kirkpatrick.

COWBOY UP! 

J.C. Watt, former owner of Watt’s Ranch Market, who served 13 years at the helm of the very successful Meeker High School wrestling program, was inducted into the “Cowboy Up” hall of fame last Saturday at Meeker High School. The Class of 2020 established the award to recognize a community[Read More…]