Opinion

Meeker Locals

Members of the Southern Ute tribe performed a snow dance last week near Vail in hopes of upping the snowpack numbers for the year, which has been unseasonably dry across the western half of the state.

Meeker Locals

We hope everyone enjoyed a fun, festive and safe New Year’s holiday, whether you attended the dance to support Range Call or sat at home and watched the ball drop on TV.

Loose Ends: Nanny’s Baby Blues

January is the month for returning all of those holiday purchases. Families who find themselves searching for baby equipment can relate to the following story.

Letter to the Editor: Thank you

Dear Editor: We would like to thank the ladies of the Church at Meeker and Emmanuel Baptist for helping with the Christmas store at the Walbridge Wing. We would also like to thank Samuelson’s Hardware, Ace Hardware and Wendll’s for their donations. Emmanuel Baptist Church Meeker

Loose Ends: Resolving to forgo one tradition

New Year’s resolutions never work. The reason is that first key word, resolution, dooms the maker to failure. Tradition might dictate a perfunctory list-making but it never requires follow-through. It is not like one is swearing an oath, as resolving to do something carries no weight.

Meeker Locals

Happy New Year! Here at the Herald Times we hope you all had a peaceful and pleasant Christmas celebration and are ready to leap into 2012 filled with hope and a sense of optimism. Maybe if we all ignore the whole idea of new year’s resolutions we’ll be able to[Read More…]