Dear Editor: This letter is written after reading most of what has been published in this paper and from conversations with people working hard to save the old Meeker Elementary School. It is easy to forget that being a member of a community comes with responsibilities, the major one being[Read More…]
Opinion
Sen. Udall: Every drop of Colorado River water counts
RBC I Water has literally shaped the West. It carved Colorado from red rock and shaped landmarks from the Rocky Mountains to the Grand Canyon to the Gulf of California.
Letter to the Editor: Reader read up on issues before voting
Dear Editor: My name is Ed Ballegeer and I have a few comments in reference to your “Through My Window” comments in the paper last week.
From My Window… Not just a slogan: Local shopping helps town, pals, families
November seems to be the month when everyones’ minds turn to the holidays — Thanksgiving, then Christmas. It is also the time to put out the annual call to buy locally during the Christmas season.
Letter to the Editor: Thank you to the Walbridge Wing
Dear Editor: Thank you all the staff members of the Walbridge Wing at Pioneers Medical Center in Meeker.
Letter to the Editor: Septemberfest a big success due to many
Dear Editor: This year’s Septemberfest was a huge success because of all the volunteer help and donations that were received.
Letter to the Editor: People thankful for Meeker hospitality
Dear Editor: We just arrived back from Meeker, Colo., after our 20-plus years of hunting in your county. I felt it necessary to write and thank the members of your town for their great hospitality.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for service to Rangely School Board
Dear Editor: I would like to take the opportunity to personally thank Adair Norman and Rebecca Rector for their service to the Rangely School Board.
Letter to the Editor: Let’s not forget veterans on Veterans Day
Dear Editor: Vernon J. Baker, an African American who received the Medal of Honor for his heroic service in Italy during World War II, died this past July. His picture is displayed in the Pentagon.
Letter to the Editor: Area power plants endangered
Dear Editor: Are you ready to live in a ghost town? It’s going to happen if the government and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) get their way.
An important date: Let’s never forget annual Veteran’s Day
RBC I The day that World War II ended, Nov. 11 — has been a sacred day on the calendar for 95 years. It was eight more years, 1926, before Congress officially dubbed Nov. 11 as Armistice Day.
From My Window: Veterans must be remembered; AT&T tower a mystery
Not enough can be said, though a lot has been said this past year in Rio Blanco County with the dedication of the Rio Blanco County Veterans Memorial.