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Letter to the Editor: Thanks for donations to firemen’s breakfast
Dear Editor: The Rangely Rural Fire Protection District would like to thank Rangely True Value, Pinyon Tree Liquors, Eagle Crest Assisted Living, White River Market and Summit-Midstream for their generous donations to the Firemen’s Pancake Breakfast over Labor Day weekend. Thanks to these businesses, the event was a success for[Read More…]
Opera at Parkview…
Youth hunting success…
Columbine Park public meeting set for Tuesday
RANGELY I Rio Blanco County is hosting an open house to present conceptual designs for Columbine Park facilities. The public meeting will be on Tuesday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Jockey Shack, located at Columbine Park, just east of Rangely. Any questions can be directed to Katelin Cook,[Read More…]
CNCC rodeo teams in mix for title
RANGELY I The dust has settled on the fall season for CNCC Rodeo and the hard work of the largest team to date has been demonstrated. The CNCC cowboys and cowgirls have just returned from Logan, Utah, after competing in the Utah State University Rodeo.
Letter to the Editor: Rangely Food Bank open Wednesdays, donations needed
Dear Editor: The Rangely Food Bank is open every Wednesday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. If you need emergency assistance, contact Christine Brasfield at 970-620-2407.
Hopes are high in the Western states for a super El Niño
RBC I El Niño is upon us, and it’s shaping up to be a big one—so big that scientists have amused themselves coming up with new terms for the coming weather phenomenon.
Eight chosen for Colorado Opportunity scholarships
RANGELY I This year, eight new students were awarded the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI) scholarship to attend Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC). The students will be on the Craig and Rangely campuses exploring a variety of degrees including arts and sciences, cosmetology, pre-nursing, and pre-dental hygiene.
Letter to the Editor: Poole family grateful for community
Dear Editor: We are so thankful for the wonderful medical community of Rangely. Throughout the last few years of Julius’ life, he received excellent care from the Rangely District Hospital doctors, nurses, lab technicians, emergency/ambulance staff, Rangely Family Medicine Clinic and home health care providers.
Obituary: John (Jack) William Kendall, Jr.
On Sept. 17, 2015, John (Jack) William Kendall, Jr., 82, passed away at the Pioneers Medical Center. Jack was born in a rural farmhouse in Washington County, Colo., on April 6, 1933, and was the third of four children of John and Gertrude Kendall.
Letter to the Editor: Question about fiber optic Internet access answered
Dear Editor: I am writing in response to Kelvin White’s question about getting fiber optics to his home. I know you’ll be writing another article soon on it, but I just want to share a few things with your readers.
