I would like to give a special, special thank you to all the Rangely business and people who donated to the Rangely Trinity Projects educational presentation from Lynn Reimer with Meth Heads Inc.
Opinion
Gutierrez: Thanks to supporters of wrestling club
Thank you to all the parents, grandparents, siblings and friends of the Meeker Pee Wee Wrestling club, for your help and support last week with the Casey Turner Memorial wrestling tournament. The Meeker wrestling program is in a rebuilding phase and after watching our young kids wrestle the past few[Read More…]
Ministerial Alliance: Apologizes for Sunrise Service plans
Our apologies to all who arrived at the Easter Sunrise Service to find it canceled.
Neilson: Most property values up in county
Rio Blanco County property owners will receive a Notice of Valuation (NOV) around May 1 from the county assessor’s office. It is important to remember that the Notice of Valuation is not a tax bill but a notice informing property owners of any changes in valuation of their property during[Read More…]
Wilson: Underage drinking must be addressed
Please allow me the chance to vent my feelings. I’m not looking for readers to agree with me or disagree, I just need to be able to express how I am feeling.
In tough times, CNCC is needed more than ever
RANGELY — The need for community colleges has never been greater; so rest assured, Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) will do everything it can to address critical workforce training, economic development, and quality of life issues in our communities.
Responses to county survey run the gamut
Besides the buzz created by the report a severed hand and foot had been found last Thursday night in the grassy area by the skateboard park in Meeker — it turned out they were bear paws — another hot topic of conversation was the countywide survey.
Letters: April 9 edition
Dear Editor, My last letter closed speaking of the encouragement the town crew is giving us to spiff up our own property. Today I heard that notes are being left on front doors concerning the trash that escapes from our trash cans occasionally. It’s signed by the code enforcement folks.[Read More…]
Flight to D.C. will honor World War II vets
Time is running out for World War II veterans. That’s why a Western Slope group is raising money to send WWII veterans on a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the war memorials that honor their service. Before it’s too late.
LaBorde memorial goes on despite weather
Orval LaBorde, poet and patriot, was honored at a memorial service last Friday.
Letters: April 2 Edition
Dear Editor, I received a phone call to remind me that my statement in the paper was not that of the Democratic party. I apologize to any of those I may offended, my intention was not to misrepresent the party.
Meeker Locals: March 26
It’s been said that if the month of March “comes in like a lion” and “goes out like a lamb.” With the snow flying outside this week it’s certainly looked more lion-like around here. The weather proverb, which may originate in the position of constellations Aries the Ram and Leo[Read More…]