For Valley Motel owner Jason Charlet, Rena Herl, or “Miss Rena,” as he calls her, has been a godsend.
Meeker
Wildlife commissioners host public meeting
MEEKER — Colorado wild-life commissioners Roy Mc-Anally of Craig and Dorothea Farris of Carbondale are planning a public meeting in Meeker to get input on wildlife issues.
Meeker Locals: October 2, 2008
Ordinarily, the newspaper would be least likely to point out a typo, since that’s like living in a glass house and throwing stones.
Citizens for Schools go door to door today
MEEKER — No, it won’t be trick-or-treaters going to door to door today, it will be members of Citizens for Meeker Schools.
Ladies’ Night at Rec Center is Oct. 19
MEEKER — The Meeker Recreation Center is hosting a Ladies’ Night Out at the pool Sunday, Oct 19. For $3, from
Family Night Out at MRC set for Oct. 26
MEEKER — Family members of all ages are invited to enjoy the Meeker Recreation Center for free.
Historical society hosts quarterly meet
MEEKER — On Sunday, Oct. 5, the Rio Blanco County Historical Society will host a quarterly meeting at Kilowatt Korner at Sixth and Market streets in Meeker.
Sportsmen’s Club meets tonight
MEEKER — Meeker Sportsmen’s Club’s monthly meeting is today at 7 p.m. in
Members needed for Range Call
MEEKER — Range Call committee membership is open to anyone who would be interested.
Meeker Recreation Center News: September 25, 2008
n Road to wellness, Oct. 20-23 from 6:45-7:45 p.m. in the multipurpose room at the MRC will be conducted by MRC certified fitness instructors.
Watt wins Meeker Men’s Club championship
MEEKER — It was one of the largest fields in recent years playing in the annual Meeker Men’s Club championship last Saturday and one of the closest. Twenty-nine golfers were split into two flights and played 18 holes on a beautiful Colorado fall day. Multi-time club champion J.C. Watt came[Read More…]
‘Grand’ visits Meeker; leaves $8,500 behind
The Colorado Grand is a 1,000-mile, five-day driving tour of Colorado for pre-1961 sports cars. Since 1989, the event has generated more than $2 million for small Colorado charities and communities.