Rangely

PANTHER HOMECOMING

The Panthers gave Rangely something to cheer about with a 52-20 Homecoming win over Soroco Friday night. This year’s marshals were the Mergelmanns (center back). Royalty names were not available by press time, but we will publish them as soon as we can. BOBBY GUTIERREZ PHOTO

RANGELY SENIORS

Celebrate Rangely High School’s senior fall athletes and the hard work, leadership and Panther pride they’ve shown throughout their careers: Mason Long, Davon Lucero, Hunter Fouch, Cutler Lohse, Bradley Lambros, Adalyn Popham, Courtney Casto, Taya Wren and Brooke Davis.

PITCH PERFECT

Collins Lohry pitches her idea for gluten-free goodies during Rangely’s 2026 RARE Pitch Competition Sept. 18 at the CNCC Rector Building. Sponsored by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority and the Town of Rangely’s Rangely Development Association (RDA), the competition gave local youth and adults a chance to present their[Read More…]

Updated: Rangely Town Council votes down Phase 2 of geothermal project that would have been funded by data centers

Update Tuesday, Sept. 22. Rangely’s Town Council voted not to move forward with Phase 2 of the proposed geothermal project after hearing public comment from numerous residents opposed to the proposal at its meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 22. Resident Jeff Bollinger spoke in favor of moving forward with Phase 2,[Read More…]

Blue-green algae in Kenney Reservoir

A precautionary public health advisory was issued last week after visible cyanobacteria, commonly called blue-green algae, were identified in parts of Kenney Reservoir. As of press time this week, no cyanotoxins had been confirmed, according to the Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District. According to the Colorado Department of Public Health[Read More…]

“When in doubt, stay out”: Precautionary public health advisory issued for blue-green algae in Kenney Reservoir

A precautionary public health advisory was issued after press time this week after visible cyanobacteria, commonly called blue-green algae, were identified in parts of Kenney Reservoir. As of Wednesday, no cyanotoxins had been confirmed, according to the Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District. According to the Colorado Department of Public Health[Read More…]

CNCC CORNER

Special to the HT RANGELY | Summer at Colorado Northwestern Community College is anything but quiet. While students enjoy a well-earned break, our faculty and staff are preparing for another successful academic year. This season provides an opportunity to celebrate outstanding people, recognize important partnerships, and share projects that will[Read More…]