Meeker

White River Community Fish Fry

­The annual White River Community Association’s fish fry is an opportunity for people to visit and enjoy deep-fried whitefish at the historic Buford School. An informational kiosk has been place outside the Buford School, which in 2006 was listed by the state of Colorado in the Register of Historical Properties,[Read More…]

MACC programs are underway

MEEKER I Meeker Arts and Cultural Council (MACC) President Gary Zellers announced met Monday, June 4, at 6:30 p.m. at the Meeker United Methodist Church Annex. Updates on MACC events are as follows:

Working byway …

The Flattops Scenic Byway is known as a “working byway” because ranchers like the Rogers family use the route in their ranching operations, like trailing cows to their high country summer range.

Testing the competition

MEEKER I Volunteerism at its best was on display last week end as 27 handlers from Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado and dozens of their border collies converged on Greg and Maym Cunningham’s beautiful ranch for a trial to benefit the Meeker Classic.

News Briefs: June 14, 2012

News briefs for June 14, 2012 Fitzgibbons on honor roll MEEKER | Northeastern Junior College has released its honor roll list for the 2012 spring semester and reports that 170 students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 69 students who made the President’s List by earning a 4.0 grade[Read More…]

Baseball!

Meeker has two 8-10 year old baseball teams and they are evenly matched, as two extra innings were needed to determine a winner in a game between the two last week before they joined for a group photo.

Old Timers Centennial Celebration

The Blue River Band of Kremmling provided the dance music at “Old Timers” centennial celebration Saturday last. Former Colorado State Representative and Rio Blanco County “Old Timer” Nick Theos, visits with Colorado State Senator Jean White, who attended the dinner with her husband Al White, Colorado director of tourism, to[Read More…]

Avoid summer bummers: safety tips

RBC I Summer is in full swing and we are outside and on the move. To keep food poisoning, heat exhaustion and other summer woes from spoiling the fun, follow some basic safety tips to avoid illness and injury that could even become life-threatening.