RANGELY | Clifford Field of Rangely has been named to Fort Lewis College’s Dean’s List for the Spring 2013 semester.
Milestones
New arrival…
Jerry and Michelle Cox of Meeker, Colo., announce the birth of their daughter, Brooklyn “Brooke” Reeve Cox at 3:26 p.m. on May 31, 2013, at Memorial Hospital in Craig.
New arrival…
Justin Ryan Palmer was born May 2, 2013, at The Memorial Hospital in Craig to R.J. and Krystal Palmer of Craig.
Scholarship…
Bernie Gantt, left, Dan Dewitt, right, and Kevin Amack, not pictured, representing Rio Blanco Lodge No. 80 of the AF&AM, awarded the Colorado Mason’s Benevolent Fund Scholarship worth $28,000 to Rangely High School graduating senior Heather Turner, second from right.
Perfect attendance…
It might not hurt that his father, Jason Hightower, is the principal, but Sam Hightower, above, a kindergarden student at Meeker Elementary School, is the only student at the school who had perfect attendance for the 2012-2013 year.
MHS Graduation: Class of 2013
New arrival…
Michael Lavon Block was born to Lavon and Tanara Block of Rangely on April 11, 2013, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction, Colo.
Teams stumble at DI Globals
MEEKER I Three teams from Meeker represented Colorado at the Destination Imagination Global Tournament in Knoxville, Tenn., last week. Meeker’s top-placing team was the Thinkadinks, who finished 11th in their age group.
Elks scholarship…
Rangely High School seniors Holland Lepro, left, and Heather Turner, right, received the Elks National Foundation Scholarship and Colorado Elks Association Scholarship at the Rangely High School graduation ceremonies on Saturday.
Scholarships…
William Scoggins, left, a senior at Rangely High School, is the recipient of the $10,000 four-year EnCana Scholarship awarded last week at the school by EnCana production coordinator Fred Slagle, right.
Wedding: Kinnison~Titmus
Shaelene D. Kinnison, the daughter of Raelene and Marty Bills of Rangely, Colo., became the bride of Johnny W. Titmus, Jr., the son of Candy Titmus, also of Rangely, on April 20, 2013. The wedding took place at their home in Dinosaur, Colo., with all their loved ones in attendance.
Peacock Building site to be museum
RANGELY I A piece of Rangely history came down when the structure popularly known as the “Peacock Building” was demolished last week. Another form of history, a car museum, will take its place.
